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Rocky Mountains 
Many of you visit our website seeking general information
on the Rocky Mountains. Although we compile information across this landscape,
we are not yet suited to be a public resource point. We are, however, happy to
provide you with some links to help you on your way. In addition to these, you
might wish to visit the websites of our collaborators.
For general info on the Rocky Mountains, we suggest you visit the CREILG
page, or Yellowstone
to Yukon Conservation Initiative. Both these sites are centered around ecosystem
management. Fish & Wildlife 
Interested in Fish and Wildlife? A good place to start would
be the Alberta
Environment website for fish and wildlife. Need more specific information?
Try the Eastern
Slopes Grizzly Bear Project. For information on wildlife-human interactions,
it's difficult to beat Dr.
Luigi Morgantini's site at the University of Alberta. For photos on animals
found in the Rockies try Wildlife
of the Rocky Mountains. Recreation For
an excellent overview of recreational opportunities in the Rockies, try the Canadian
Rockies website. Another good start for recreation ideas in the Rockies is
Rocky
Mountain Recreation. Finally,
Alberta Tourism has what you need to get you started. History
& Culture Try the Whyte
Museum for a local view on history of the Banff area. For archival records,
including genealogy, try the Glenbow
Museum in Calgary. Finally, for a broad perspective, the Provincial
Museum of Alberta is a good source of information and links on our history
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