Parks Canada

Briefing package prepared for Mr. Ron Hallman, President & Chief Executive Officer at Parks Canada for the appearance before the Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities on March 21, 2024

Strategic environmental assessments (SEA) provide a comprehensive and systematic approach to incorporating broad-scale environmental considerations from multiple sources into strategic-level planning and policy documents. Parks Canada conducts SEAs on all national park, national marine...

This report on the forest ecosystems of 31 predominantly forested national parks is the first in the Carbon Atlas series. Parks Canada has undertaken the development of a series of Carbon Atlases as part of an effort to create a more comprehensive picture of the amount and density of carbon...

Dataset in support of Bayesian removal models to estimate the change in efficiency of various hunting methods with deer density based on a power function. Hunting methods assessed included bait station hunting, boat hunting, aerial hunting and dog-based ground hunting and were adaptively combined...

Briefing package prepared for Mr. Ron Hallman, President & Chief Executive Officer at Parks Canada for the appearance before the Standing Committee on Energy, the Environment and Natural Resources on May 9, 2024, regarding Bill C-248.

Briefing package prepared for Mr. Ron Hallman, President & Chief Executive Officer at Parks Canada for the appearance before the Standing Committee on Natural Resources on February 8, 2024, regarding Bill C-49.

Parks Canada recognizes the historic and ongoing responsibilities of Indigenous peoples in the stewardship of cultural heritage of their ancestral territories and homelands. The Agency has been working to advance cooperative management arrangements with Indigenous peoples at the cultural heritage...

Parks Canada recognizes the historic and ongoing responsibilities of Indigenous Peoples in the stewardship of natural and cultural heritage of their traditional territories. To this end, the Agency has been working to advance cooperative management with Indigenous peoples at the heritage places...

Parks Canada’s Preapproved Routine Impact Assessments (PRIA) are approved environmental management and mitigation measures for defined classes of routine, repetitive projects or activities with well understood and predictable effects. They are intended to maximize efficiency, consistency and...

Parks Canada Agency led a series of climate change adaptation workshops across Canada from 2017 to 2019, with support from the Federal-Provincial-Territorial Culture and Heritage Table. The workshops aimed to identify the pressing impacts of climate change on cultural resources at select heritage...