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Overview
Alberta’s sub-regional plans are a key component of the province’s approach to maintaining a working landscape and supporting a broad range of land uses and values including conservation, Indigenous traditional land use, recreation and economic development. Planning will be completed for up to 14 sub-regions across the province.
Albertans will have opportunities to share feedback on the draft sub-regional plans as they are developed and released.
Active engagements
Albertans can provide input on the draft vision and outcomes to help inform the development of a Ghost-Kananaskis Sub-regional Plan.
Albertans can review and provide input on the draft South Athabasca Sub-regional Plan and regulations.
Get informed
Use the map below to explore sub-regional plan engagements:
Key features
Some key features of sub-regional plans are:
- guidance on the placement and duration of footprint from human activities such as roads, industrial development and recreation
- restoration of legacy footprint (for example, seismic lines)
- monitoring environmental and socio-economic indicators to measure plan performance
- sustainable and sufficient recreation and tourism opportunities to meet the growing demand
- protection of headwaters
- supporting traditional land uses
Recent engagements
Results under review
Feedback is currently being considered to finalize the following sub-regional planning engagements:
Outcomes so far
Your input has helped guide sub-regional planning throughout the province. Find out more about completed engagements:
- Upper Smoky Sub-regional Plan engagement
- Cold Lake Sub-regional Plan engagement – the Cold Lake sub-region has been included in the draft South Athabasca sub-regional plan