The Peak District and Banff National Parks

 BNP boundary problems;

• Clear-cutting on the British Columbia side from forestry access roads
• Development in parts of Kananaskis County in Alberta
• Unregulated growth of Canmore (left)

BNP operatives;

• Collaborations with the Town of Canmore
• Other operatives include work with regional agencies
• preparation of a single backcountry plan for Banff, and adjoining Yoho, Kootenay and Jasper National Parks using the following techniques;
• trail quotas
• relocating trails
• relocating campgrounds
• moving visitors in groups,
• removing trail signs and trailhead facilities
• reservations to manage human use
• temporary trail closures

PDNP boundary problems;

• Surrounding land is heavily urbanised which is why the Park
• Air pollution from external sources

PDNP Operatives;

The park does not at the present time consult with adjacent lands.

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• Study Aims and Park Background
• Management Principles 1 & 2
• Management Principles 3 & 4
• Management Principles 5 & 6
• Management Principles 7 & 8
• Management Principles 9 & 10
• Management Principle 11 & 12
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