Keeping Alberta Affordable: Eligible seniors and families with children under 18 can apply for $600 affordability payments. Learn more and apply now
Services and information
Monitoring and management strategies for black and grizzly bears, caribou, wood bison and other wildlife.
Aerial surveys are used to assess population trends, distribution and herd composition of the province's ungulates.
These guidelines provide clear inventory protocols for a number of at-risk wildlife species in Alberta.
To perform wildlife research or collection in Alberta, you need a wildlife research permit and collection licence.
Access this government-maintained online fisheries and wildlife database.
Guidelines and directives to minimize the impact of land-use activities on wildlife.
Learn about the role of Wildlife Management Units (WMUs) in wildlife management and hunting regulation in Alberta.
These maps provide information on the locations of sensitive wildlife populations in the Province of Alberta.
Was this page helpful?
You will NOT receive a reply on your feedback. Do NOT include personal information. To get answers to questions, use Alberta Connects.
Your submissions are monitored by our web team and are used to help improve the experience on Alberta.ca.