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Paving operations underway on Smith Dorrien Trail to reduce dust - Vimarsana News

Paving operations underway on Smith Dorrien Trail to reduce dust

About 900 metres of asphalt is being laid to reduce dust being kicked up by passing motorists near trail parking areas.

Redesign of Spray Lakes West Campground returns habitat to bears, wildlife - Vimarsana News

Redesign of Spray Lakes West Campground returns habitat to bears, wildlife

“What we’ve been finding due to this campground configuration is it’s really negatively impacted the movement of wildlife. That’s resulted in numerous human-wildlife conflicts over the years. Pretty much on an annual basis.”

Bear ripping tent prompts warning in K-Country - St. Albert Gazette - Vimarsana News

Bear ripping tent prompts warning in K-Country - St. Albert Gazette

“I would also include a redesign that ensures an adequate corridor for bears and other wildlife to get by on that side of the lake without having to walk through the campground and without being enticed into the campground like they are now with all of the bear food in there."

Bear ripping tent prompts warning in K-Country - Vimarsana News

Bear ripping tent prompts warning in K-Country

“I would also include a redesign that ensures an adequate corridor for bears and other wildlife to get by on that side of the lake without having to walk through the campground and without being enticed into the campground like they are now with all of the bear food in there."

Bear ripping tent prompts warning in K-Country - St. Albert Gazette - Vimarsana News

Bear ripping tent prompts warning in K-Country - St. Albert Gazette

“I would also include a redesign that ensures an adequate corridor for bears and other wildlife to get by on that side of the lake without having to walk through the campground and without being enticed into the campground like they are now with all of the bear food in there."