Expert Advisory Panel on Moving People Sustainably in the Banff Bow Valley
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Consultation has concluded
In May 2021, Parks Canada established an expert advisory panel and sought their advice to inform the development of a comprehensive people movement plan for Banff National Park. The scope of the work included the management and coordination of access, use and infrastructure at key park destinations in, and adjacent to, the Bow Valley in the park. The panel was asked based upon their expertise, and Indigenous, public, and stakeholder consultation to recommend possible innovative solutions for Parks Canada to consider in the development of a comprehensive people movement plan. The Expert Advisory Panel has now completed its work and submitted a final report to Parks Canada. You can read the final report on the Banff National Park website.
We Want To Hear From You!
Parks Canada wants to ensure that the panel’s ideas reflect the values and views of Canadians. Advice and feedback from Canadians is essential to achieving this. Your feedback will help us consider the panel’s advice and recommendations. Parks Canada will consider your feedback as it moves through the planning process for a comprehensive people movement plan for Banff National Park.
You can get involved by completing the survey below or sending your thoughts to Opinion@pc.gc.ca or Office of the Superintendent, Box 900, Banff, Alberta T1L 1K2.
The public engagement program on the expert advisory panel’s report runs from December 5, 2022 – February 5, 2023. Parks Canada will carefully analyze all comments received to inform the development of sustainable people plan as described in the Park Management Plan. All comments received will be summarized in a ‘What we Heard’ document by spring 2023.
In May 2021, Parks Canada established an expert advisory panel and sought their advice to inform the development of a comprehensive people movement plan for Banff National Park. The scope of the work included the management and coordination of access, use and infrastructure at key park destinations in, and adjacent to, the Bow Valley in the park. The panel was asked based upon their expertise, and Indigenous, public, and stakeholder consultation to recommend possible innovative solutions for Parks Canada to consider in the development of a comprehensive people movement plan. The Expert Advisory Panel has now completed its work and submitted a final report to Parks Canada. You can read the final report on the Banff National Park website.
We Want To Hear From You!
Parks Canada wants to ensure that the panel’s ideas reflect the values and views of Canadians. Advice and feedback from Canadians is essential to achieving this. Your feedback will help us consider the panel’s advice and recommendations. Parks Canada will consider your feedback as it moves through the planning process for a comprehensive people movement plan for Banff National Park.
You can get involved by completing the survey below or sending your thoughts to Opinion@pc.gc.ca or Office of the Superintendent, Box 900, Banff, Alberta T1L 1K2.
The public engagement program on the expert advisory panel’s report runs from December 5, 2022 – February 5, 2023. Parks Canada will carefully analyze all comments received to inform the development of sustainable people plan as described in the Park Management Plan. All comments received will be summarized in a ‘What we Heard’ document by spring 2023.
