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ALBERTA CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION August  PDF FILE:61 KB

BEAVER RIVER FISHERY HISTORICAL SURVEY
December, 2008

The Beaver River Fishery is currently working on an historical angler survey of the Beaver River fishery as part of
the Beaver River Index of Biological Integrity, and would appreciate your assistance.

If you have ever fished the Beaver, Amisk, or Sand Rivers or any related creeks in Alberta, would you please fill out the survey on the ACA website by clicking on the “WANTED! Your fishing stories…” link
(or go right now to www.ab-conservation.com/go/default/index.cfm/beaver-river-fishery-historical-survey/ ). These rivers are part of the Beaver River drainage basin, and generally speaking, they run from Lac La Biche to Cold Lake and beyond.

In addition, would you please pass this information on to anyone and everyone you know who might have enjoyed a little angling in these rivers too.

I thank you for your time and consideration, and appreciate your help very much.

Contact: Stefanie van Huystee Resource Technician
Alberta Conservation Association
101 - 9 Chippewa Road
Sherwood Park, AB T8A 6J7
780.410.1999 ext. 1961
Cell:  780.217.7829

www.ab-conservation.com
www.reportapoacher.com

NOTICE OF FUNDING OPPORTUNITY
November, 2008

Grant Eligible Conservation Fund PDF File 94.3 kb

2009-2010 Grant Announcement:
The ACA is proud to enter into its 12th year of Conservation Funding.  Up to $1 million will be available for project funding via the Grant Eligible Conservation Fund during the 2009-2010 funding cycle.

Funding Application Submission Deadline:
Friday, January 30th, 2009 (@ 4:30pm MDT)

Funding Eligibility:
With the exception of Alberta Conservation Association and Alberta Government, Sustainable Resource Development staff, any organization or individual may apply to the Grant Eligible Conservation Fund if they have a suitable project.
The Project Submission Guidelines package is available on-line and contains information to help you apply for funding to the Alberta Conservation Association - Grant Eligible Conservation Fund.

Funding Applications:
Available on-line at www.ab-conservation.com/go/default/index.cfm/grants/grant-eligible-conservation-fund

  • Small Grants – requests up to $3,000.00 are geared toward small-scale projects and have an easy to complete application form.

  • Large Grants – requests over $3,000.00 are geared toward larger-scale projects and require a more detailed application form.

For More Information Contact:

Amy MacKinven GECF Coordinator
 Toll Free Phone:877.722.GECF (4323)
E-mail:amy.mackinven@abconservation.com Fax780.464.0990

Public Service Announcement

"ATTENTION HUNTERS & ANGLERS ... LEVY INCREASE" Open House Information
October 5, 2007 PDF File: 141 KB
"ADDENDUM A - LEVY LICENSE COMPARISONS"
October 5, 2007 PDF File: 24 KB
DISCOVER ALBERTA WILD SIDE
September 17, 2007 PDF File: 134 KB

The Alberta Conservation Association is relocating its Edmonton offices to Sherwood Park

 The Downtown office is scheduled to move June 1, 2007 followed by the Twin Atria and OS Longman offices around the middle to end of July.

 Please make note of the new address and contact information:

Alberta Conservation Association
101-9 Chippewa Road  Sherwood Park, AB  T8A 6J7  

mainline: 780-410-1999
f
ax
: 780-464-0990
www.ab-conservation.com
www.reportapoacher

Candidates for Conservation
ACA Seeks Three Regional Public-At-Large Directors 

Applications Due June 15, 2006

Candidates are being sought for three vacancies on the Board of Directors of the Alberta Conservation Association (ACA). The Board meets quarterly and consists of a number of Directors, including representatives appointed from member groups, one provincial government representative, and various Public-At-Large Directors. 

Regional Public-At-Large Directors are appointed for three year terms, with a maximum of two terms.  Candidates are currently being sought for one Public-At-Large Director from the province’s Northeast region, one Public-At-Large Director from the province’s East Slopes region and one Public-At-Large Director from the province’s Southern region. 

To be eligible for election or appointment as a Regional Public-At-Large Director position a person must: 

-        Be a permanent resident of the region being represented – either the Northeast, East Slopes or Southern regions respectively.

-        Be an adult citizen of Canada or a legal resident.

-        Possess a keen interest in ACA and be willing to serve a three year term and participate in quarterly Board of Director meetings.

-        Be a holder of a WIN Card or Treaty Card.

-        Be able to expand capabilities to existing Board.

-        Be willing to participate in public outreach.

-        Provide confirmation of being in an unaffiliated* position.

-        Be aware of conservation issues in their respective region.

-        Authorize ACA to request and review any criminal violations and record/violations under the Wildlife Act.

-        Provide a minimum of three references.

-        Provide a maximum two page written summary of your background (a Conservation Resume) – illustrating who you are, what you do, interests, where you live, memberships, community connection and credibility, etc. 

*Unaffiliated is defined as:
Must not currently hold a paid, contracted, elected or appointed position where the position wields direct or significant influence within the Member Organizations, or have held such a relationship in the past one year.
  

ACA Member Organizations 

Member Organizations of the Alberta Conservation Association include: 

-        Alberta Fish and Game Association

-        Alberta Hunter Education Instructors’ Association

-        Alberta Professional Outfitters Society

-        Alberta Trappers Association

-        Federation of Alberta Naturalists

-        Pheasants Forever Alberta Council

-        Treaty 8 First Nations of Alberta

-        Trout Unlimited Canada 

Process 

Candidates must submit their application in writing, via a Conservation Resume and by completing an application form. The Alberta Conservation Association must receive all information no later than midnight, June 15, 2006. A Board Committee will review all applications, conduct interviews with selected candidates and then make final recommendations to the full Board. The final selected person to fill each available Public-At-Large position will be announced at the September 2006 Board meeting.

 Contact 

Additional information, including application forms and regional boundaries is available on ACA’s website at www.ab-conservation.com or by contacting Jasmin Dale at (780) 427-7832, by email at

jdale@ab-conservation.com or toll free at 1-877-969-9091.

News Release:  
PIC Conference Schedule 
PDF FILE: 135 - JANUARY 10, 2005

Speaker Line Up
PDF FILE: 79 - JANUARY 10, 2005

News Release:
ACA ANNOUNCES HABITAT THEME FOR 2005

PDF FILE: 917 KB - OCTOBER 22, 2004

POSTER GUIDELINES & SUBMITTAL FORM
WORD FILE: 113 KB - OCTOBER 22, 2004

News Release:
A
CA ANNOUNCES ONE MILLION DOLLAR CASH BOOST FOR CONSERVATION EFFORTS IN ALBERTA
PDF FILE: 81 KB - JANUARY 8, 2004
News Release:
HUNTING & FISHING FOR WILDLIFE'S SAKE - ADVERTISEMENT
PDF File:  66 KB November 24, 3004
HUNTING & FISHING FOR WILDLIFE'S SAKE - ARTICLE
PDF File: 46 KB November 24, 3004
News Release:
YOUR HUNTING AND FISHING LEVIES AT WORK
Word File: 23 KB November 13, 2003