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National Parks
Provincial Parks
Provincial Parks Provide...
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100
A place where animals make their home.
What is Habitat
100
Alberta's oldest national park and it is found in the Rocky Mountains.
What is Banff
100
The provincial park found in southeastern Alberta. It is also an interprovincial park.
What is Cypress Hills
100
The provincial park that provides outdoor recreation.
What is Canmore Nordic Centre
100
National and provincial parks are _________ areas that help sustain Albert's natural environment.
What is protected
200
An area of land set aside to protect special features such as plants, animals and landforms.
What is protected areas.
200
The national park found in the Rocky Mountains north west of Banff.
What is Jasper
200
The provincial park located in southern Alberta which has the Milk River flowing through it.
What is Writing-On-Stone
200
The provincial park that preserves forests, streams and hills in the middle of the prairie.
What is Cypress Hills
200
Some protected areas _________ visitors. Others areas are closed to people.
What is allow
300
An area managed by the provincial government to preserve important natural and historical places.
What is provincial park.
300
The national park found in central Alberta, east of Edmonton.
What is Elk Island
300
The provincial park found near Banff in the Rocky Mountains.
What is Canmore Nordic Centre
300
Either one of the provincial parks that preserve first nations culture.
What is Writing-On-Stone or Dry Island Buffalo Jump
300
At Interpretive Centres, visitors can participate in hikes or _______ to learn more about the area.
What is programs
400
An area managed by the government of Canada to preserve important natural and historical places.
What is national parks.
400
The national park found in southwestern Alberta.
What is Waterton Lakes.
400
The provincial park located in east central Alberta.
What is Dry Island Buffalo Jump
400
The provincial park that preserves wetlands for animals and birds.
What is Obed Lake
400
In all protected areas, land use is _________ .
What is limited
500
Hunting, logging, mining and fishing without a licence.
What is activities not allowed in most parks.
500
The national park found in northeastern Alberta.
What is Wood Buffalo
500
The provincial park found in north western Alberta.
What is Dunvegan
500
The provincial park that preserves the history of Alberta's first trading post and missionary centre.
What is Dunvegan
500
In some protected areas ______ are banned. (name one two of the banned activities)
What is logging, drilling, mining, hunting, fishing