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Overview
We are gathering input on defining the vision and outcomes for a Ghost-Kananaskis Sub-regional Plan. This is the first phase in creating the sub-regional plan. In the survey, there is an opportunity to identify your visitation activities through an interactive mapping tool.
The Ghost-Kananaskis Sub-regional Plan will guide future land management decisions to reduce land-use conflicts and support sustainable recreation and tourism.
Sub-regional plans should provide opportunities for Albertans to work and play, improve the overall landscape, and enable Indigenous traditional land uses.
Get informed
The Ghost and Kananaskis sub-region is located west of Calgary along Alberta’s eastern slopes in the South Saskatchewan region. The area is a mix of public lands, provincial parks and protected areas supporting recreation and tourism, protection of headwaters, maintenance of biodiversity and other environmental values while also providing opportunities for forestry, grazing, and other natural resource development. The sub-region is located on Treaty 7 land.
Learn more about the Ghost-Kananaskis Sub-regional planning process and area:
- Ghost-Kananaskis Sub-regional Plan engagement fact sheet
- Ghost-Kananaskis Sub-regional Plan map
- South Saskatchewan Regional Plan
Get involved
Indigenous communities and organizations, public and stakeholders are invited to complete the short survey to provide input on the draft vision and outcomes of the Ghost-Kananaskis Sub-regional Plan area.
Take the survey Complete the Phase 1 survey before June 5, 2026.
Written submissions can be emailed to: [email protected]
Outcomes
Feedback from the Phase 1 survey will be used in the development of a draft Ghost-Kananaskis Sub-regional Plan. Phase 2 of this engagement will start later in 2026 once the draft plan is developed.
Contact
Connect with the Ghost-Kananaskis Sub-regional Plan team:
Email: [email protected]
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