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Parks Canada is the lead federal agency involved in the CHRS. A secretariat is maintained within Parks Canada to provide support and assistance to participating jurisdictions and Board members for preparation of studies and other documents required for the nomination, designation and monitoring of Canadian Heritage Rivers, for the development of communications and promotional products, organization of Board meetings and preparation of annual reports. Indian and Northern Affairs Canada - INAC A board member of the CHRS Provincial agency responsible for the CHRS BC Parks – Ministry of Environment, Land & Parks Provincial agency responsible for the CHRS Provincial agency responsible for the CHRS New Brunswick Provincial Parks Provincial agency responsible for the CHRS Newfoundland Parks and Natural Areas Provincial agency responsible for the CHRS North West Territories – Department of Resources, Wildlife and Economic Development Provincial agency responsible for the CHRS Provincial agency responsible for the CHRS Provincial agency responsible for the CHRS Provincial agency responsible for the CHRS Prince Edward Island Information Center Provincial agency responsible for the CHRS Provincial agency responsible for the CHRS Provincial agency responsible for the CHRS Ottawa River Heritage Designation Project The Ottawa River Heritage Designation Committee is guiding the communities along the Ottawa River on a journey of discovery as it compiles information on the natural, cultural and recreational values of this famous watershed. Federal-Provincial Parks Council The Federal-Provincial Parks Council works to improve communications among Canada’s federal, provincial and territorial park agencies. The FPPC is comprised of Canada’s federal, provincial and territorial parks jurisdictions, each sharing an interest in four common areas: protection, heritage appreciation, outdoor recreation, and tourism and the economy. Alexander Mackenzie Voyageur Route Commemorating the first crossing of continental North America by a European and advocating protection for the waterways of the route. Worldwide river conservation site centering on the work of Mark Angelo - Order of Canada recipient. Max’s trip on the Alexander Mackenzie Voyageur Route Max is the Communications and Marketing Officer for the Canadian Heritage Rivers System. This site is the story of his journey across Canada on the Alexander Mackenzie Voyageur Route. Environment Canada’s Green Lane Environment Canada's Internet resource for weather and environmental information. The Green Lane helps connect Canadians, exchange information and share knowledge for environmental decision-making. Canadian Canoe Routes is an online meeting place for those who enjoy exploring the lakes and rivers of Canada by canoe. Inside you'll find hundreds of route descriptions, gear information and reviews, tips, tricks and techniques and active discussion forums. The most important thing you'll find is people with a passion for Canada's wilderness and exploring it by canoe. Canada’s Official Geographic Names Reviews and publicises geographic names in Canada -- A Service of Natural Resources Canada Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society A non-profit membership-based conservation organization, the only national non-profit organization devoted exclusively to protecting Canada's wilderness heritage. A nation-wide alliance of volunteer associations in partnership and support of the Parks Canada Agency. Canadian Recreational Canoeing Association Co-ordinates national efforts of 2.3 million non-competitive canoeing and kayaking enthusiasts. They promote all forms of recreational paddling, advocate for a healthy natural environment and maintain an effort to develop an appreciation for the canoe and the kayak in Canadian heritage. Canadian River Management Society Whose objective is to advance the profession of river management by providing managers, researchers, educators and others with a forum for sharing information about the appropriate use and management of river resources. As Canada's national topographic mapping agency, the Centre for Topographic Information of Natural Resources Canada is responsible for the acquisition, management and dissemination of topographic information for the Canadian landmass. Che-Mun, Journal of Canadian Wilderness Canoeing The web site of the journal of Canadian Wilderness Canoeing. An indispensable resource on canoeing and Canadian history. Works towards healthier human and wildlife habitat along the shorelines of Canada. Helps individual shoreline residents, groups and agencies with information about shorelines; resources; services and programs. Royal Canadian Geographical Society Dedicated to imparting a broader knowledge and deeper appreciation of Canada – its people and places, its natural and cultural heritage and its environmental, social and economic challenges. Save Wilderness Canoeing (SWC) As paddlers and citizens of Canada, SWC believes that the wilderness character of northern lands is an essential element of Canada's culture, and should be preserved for future generations. To meet this goal, SWC is asking the institutions responsible to identify these vanishing heritage areas and to establish adequate levels of protection. The mission of Stream of Dreams murals is to educate communities about the life and function of their watersheds, rivers and streams, while dazzling them with the charm of community art. Their goal is to improve water quality of streams and rivers. Winner of the National River Conservation Award of Merit, 2004. Environment Canada Freshwater Page This is the official website of Environment Canada. In it you will find detailed descriptions of what Environment Canada does, a list of programs and services, answers to frequently asked questions, environmental law and policy, links to other organizations and conferences and events. Excellent resource on water, water bodies and water courses, policy and legislation, management, culture and other resources. Taken up a mission to stop the degradation of the planet's natural environment and to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature, by conserving the world's biological diversity, ensuring that the use of renewable resources is sustainable and promoting the reduction of pollution and wasteful consumption. This is the website of the television series ‘Great Canadian rivers, by Good Earth Productions. It offers information about the history, ecosystem, culture, recreation and economy of many of Canada’s rivers. Using visuals and audio the site provides a comprehensive and understandable background to Canadian rivers. This website provides access to a large collection of Canadian artwork and Canadiana. Using either a search engine or the websites index Canadian artworks can be found with the name of the artist. An excellent source of paintings showing rivers and river heritage. This website, the Canada Site, is the primary Internet portal for information of Canada, its programs, services, new initiatives and products, and for information about Canada. Government of Canada Science and Technology This website is the official source for science and technology for the Government of Canada. In it you will find information on energy, environment, food, health, information technology, materials, security and space. The Rivers Foundation aims to help preserve and protect rivers, particularly in Quebec. The River Foundation tries to bring together community members and organizations to help protect and preserve rivers. In this website you will find information about the group, recent news, activities, partners and ways to get involved. Canadian Water Resources Association The CWRA promotes effective management of Canada’s water resources by stimulating public recognition, awareness and understanding. The website provides information on membership to the group, recent events and news. Trout Unlimited Canada is Canada’s leading coldwater conservation organization. Their mandate is to conserve, protect, and restore Canada’s freshwater ecosystems for current and future generations. In the website you will find information on programs and fundraising as well as the group’s history, mission and future. Ottertooth.com is a website for any North American wilderness canoeists and anyone with a passion for the Canadian North. It provides information on wilderness, wilderness landscape, wood-canvas canoes, maps, camps and more. The Canadian Council for Geographic Education The CCGE, was established in 1993, serves as the education program of The Royal Canadian Geographical Society from whom it receives its funding. Includes educational material on Canadian rivers. Les Amis de la Riviere Kipawa was formed June 22, 1998 in Laniel Quebec in response to a proposal from Hydro-Quebec to divert the 16-km section of the Kipawa River from Lake Kipawa at Laniel Quebec to Lake Temiscaming on the Ottawa River, through its proposed new Tabaret generating station.Its mission is to to protect the ecological and recreational values on the Kipawa River from Laniel to Lac Temiscamingue. The heart of the American Heritage Rivers initiative is locally driven and designed solutions. The federal role is confined to fostering community empowerment, while providing focused attention and resources to help river communities restore their environment, revitalize their economy, renew their culture and preserve their history. Since 1973, American Rivers has been dedicated to protecting and restoring healthy, natural rivers and the variety of life they sustain for people, fish and wildlife. A nonprofit membership organization, they lead the nationwide river movement. Whose objective is to advance the profession of river management by providing managers, researchers, educators and others with a forum for sharing information about the appropriate use and management of river resources. Friends of the River (California) California's state-wide river conservation organization. Green - Global Rivers Environmental Education Network The Global Rivers Environmental Education Network (GREEN) provides opportunities for young people to understand, improve and sustain watersheds in their community. GREEN empowers young people to learn more about water quality within their watershed and use their findings to create solutions. IRN supports local communities working to protect their rivers and watersheds. We work to halt destructive river development projects, and to encourage equitable and sustainable methods of meeting needs for water, energy and flood management. National Association of State Park Directors Dedicated to increasing the effectiveness of USA State Parks through information exchange, professional development, outreach and cooperation. North American Association for Environmental Education NAAEE provides support for environmental education and educators through a variety of programs and activities. NAAEE also offers numerous Resources for Educators, Job Opportunities and a National Events Calendar. Smart Choices Aligning Economics and Ecology Provides media and educational products and services, and focuses on the strategies, tactics and tools needed by leaders, educators, and advocates working for sustainability. Waterkeeper Alliance connects and supports local Waterkeeper programs to provide a voice for waterways and their communities worldwide. To champion clean water and strong communities, Waterkeeper Alliance Supports and empowers member Waterkeeper organizations to protect communities, ecosystems and water quality. “IUCN builds bridges between governments and NGOs, science and society, local action and global policy. It is truly a world force for environmental governance.” For more than 50 years this ‘Green Web’ of partnerships has generated environmental conventions, global standards, scientific knowledge and innovative leadership. Worldwide watershed-centred conservation and development database. Newfoundland Government of Newfoundland and Labrador This is the website of the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador. It provides information about the province and its land area. Protect Areas Association of Newfoundland and Labrador This is the website of the Protected Areas Association of Newfoundland and Labrador, the only non-profit organization working full-time for wilderness conservation in Newfoundland. In the website you will find information about the PAA, events, wildlife, endangered species, climate change, environmental education and news. Provides information on canoeing on the Main, Bay du Nord, and other rivers on the island of Newfoundland. Recommends books and accommodation for trips on Newfoundland Rivers. River Specific Sites Bay du Nord River: The Bay du Nord River system was nominated as Newfoundland and Labrador's second Canadian Heritage River in 1992 for its great recreational potential and magnificent natural features. This web site of the government of Newfoundland, Parks and Natural Areas Division, describes the Bay du Nord River, a candidate Canadian Heritage River. Government of Newfoundland - Parks and Natural Areas Division This is the website of the government of Newfoundland, Parks and Natural Areas Division. In it you will find information on the Bay du Nord Wilderness Reserve, a vast landscape of ponds, rivers, barrens, bogs and fens, forests, and thickets, and one of the last major unspoiled areas remaining on the island of Newfoundland. Main River: Main River - Parks and Natural Areas Division In this web site you will find information on the Main River, considered the top white water river on the island of Newfoundland. Designated as a Canadian Heritage River in 2001, and now protected as a Waterway Provincial Park. Multi Media Tour of Main River A multi-media journey on the Main River. Nova Scotia Protected Areas in Nova Scotia This is the section in the Provincial governments website which provides information on protected areas in Nova Scotia. Canoe Kayak Nova Scotia is committed to promoting safe, recreational canoeing and kayaking. Provides detailed information on canoe and kayaking routes in Nova Scotia. This is the website of Nova Scotia’s only outdoor magazine with news, events, features, special destinations, outdoor properties, outdoor gear and equipment. In the website you will find information on accommodation, kayaking, camping, fishing and hiking in Nova Scotia. Nova Scotia Tourism Association Provides information on canoe rentals, outfitters and guides. Also gives information on horse riding, nature tours, sailing and more. River Specific Sites Provides information the river and links on further information about Margaree River. Nova Scotia government web site on provincial protected areas This is the website of Explore Nova Scotia and provides information Shelburne River. Committed to maintaining the integrity of the present natural processes and biodiversity within the Tobeatic Wilderness Area (Near Kejimkujik National Park), and to allow them to evolve naturally without outside interference. The Parks Canada web pages for Kejimkujik National Park, which contains the headwaters of the Shelburne River. New Brunswick Founded in 1992, the St. John River Society is an active non-profit organization dedicated to the appreciation and wise stewardship of the natural and cultural heritage of the St. John River and its tributaries. The society is working towards the nomination of the St. John as a Canadian Heritage River. Government of New Brunswick Tourism Department The website of the Government of New Brunswick’s Tourism Department. Provides information on places to go, where to stay, things to do, parks and festivals. Government of New Brunswick - Department of Natural Resources This is the website of the Department of Natural Resources of the Government of New Brunswick. This site gives information on Heritage Rivers, natural areas, coastal areas and crown lands. River Specific Sites Upper Restigouche River A page from the tourism website of New Brunswick which provides information on rivers and lakes in the region. St. Croix River This is the website of St. Stephen, the largest community in the St. Croix Island Watershed. The site provides information on the town, shops, and interesting stops. Visitor information is also available. St. Croix International Waterway Commission This is the website of the St. Croix International Waterway Commission, an independent, international body established by the Maine and New Brunswick legislatures to plan for and facilitate delivery of a heritage management plan for the St. Croix boundary corridor. The website will provide information on news and events, recreation, historical heritage, programs, publications, and contact information. The annual report and management plan are also available. St. Croix International Historic Site The web site of the US national Parks Service provides information on St. Croix Island International Historic Site, the location of the first French settlement in North America. Prince Edward Island Government of Prince Edward Island The website of the provincial government of Prince Edward Island, this website provides comprehensive coverage of the region including visitor, business and government guides. The site also provides information on land and sea as well as pictures and videos of the province. This is the website of the Island Nature Trust, a non-government, non-profit organization dedicated to protection and management of Natural Areas on Prince Edward Island. In the this site you will find information on objectives of the trust, programs, conservation research, forest conservation, private stewardship, fundraising and protected properties. Prince Edward Island Photo Gallery A personal website featuring beautiful images, photographs and image art of Prince Edward Island. Hillsborough River Provides information on the wildlife, history and forestry of the river. Multi-media Tour of Hillsborough River A multi-media journey on the Hillsborough The Three Rivers: Multi-media Tour of Montague, Brudenell and Cardigan Rivers Web pages for a multi-media journey on the Montague, Brudenell and Cardigan rivers. River Specific Sites Ontario This is the website of Ontario Parks which is a branch within the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. The website includes information of Parks, campgrounds, conservation and research. Includes pages on Waterway Provincial Parks. This is the website for Ontario Green Lake, a group which delivers national programs tailored to respond to regional and local issues. This group also implements Great Lakes 2000 and the Canada-Ontario Agreement (COA) Respecting Great Lakes; and represents Environment Canada corporately in binational, national, regional and local partnerships. The Canadian Ecology Centre facilitates informed choices - presenting a better understanding of the conservation and development issues and options, related to the environment and the forest industry. Ottertooth.com is a website for any North American wilderness canoeists and anyone with a passion for the Canadian North. It provides information on wilderness, wilderness landscape, wood-canvas canoes, maps, camps and more. Also focuses on Ontario. River Specific Sites Bloodvein River Woodland Caribou Provincial Parks Provides information on Woodland Caribou Provincial Park - such as natural features, location, weather and wildlife. Boundary Waters-Voyageur Waterway This is the website of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. Describes the areas in the Boundary Waters canoe area and provides information on activities that can be carried out there. Also gives information on planning your trip and suggestions for where to stay. The web site of the magazine of one of the most popular wilderness areas in North America. The website of the National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, for Voyageurs National Park, west of Lac La Croix, the western boundary of the boundary Water-Voyageur Waterway Canadian Heritage River. The park lies in the southern part of the Canadian Shield, representing some of the oldest exposed rock formations in the world. Named for the Voyageurs, French-Canadian canoe-men who traveled these waters in their birch-bark canoes from the Great Lakes to the interior of the western United States and Canada, modern voyageurs continue to ply these waters. On the northern edge of Minnesota's border, 55 miles of the park meander along the Canadian border with Ontario. Grand PortageNational Monument The website of the National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, for Grand Portage National Monument. This was the headquarters of the North West Company from the 1780s to 1802. Reopened in 1951 as Grand Portage National Historic Site, designated a National Monument in 1958, its nearly 710 acres lying entirely within the boundaries of Grand Portage Ojibwe Indian Reservation, the reconstructed depot celebrates fur trade and Ojibwe lifeways. Today as yesterday, the people, the cultures and the land have much to share. The Boundary Water-Voyageur Waterway runs through Quetico Provincial Park. The Boundary Water-Voyageur Waterway runs through LaVerendrye, Provincial Park. The Boundary Water-Voyageur Waterway runs through Pigeon River Provincial Park. Detroit River Essex Region Conservation Authority The website of the Essex Region Conservation Authority. Its mission: To provide local leadership to create a healthier life-enriching environment for the residents of the Essex region. The heart of the American Heritage Rivers initiative is locally driven and designed solutions. The federal role is confined to fostering community empowerment, while providing focused attention and resources to help river communities restore their environment, revitalize their economy, renew their culture and preserve their history. The Detroit River is one of the 14 Heritage Rivers. Detroit River Canadian Cleanup Committee The Detroit River Canadian Cleanup Committee (DRCCC) is “a community based partnership of industry, businesses, government, academics, environmental and community organizations that work collectively in helping to improve the health of the Detroit River.” In meeting the spirit of the Canada-U.S. Great lakes Water Quality Agreement, the purpose of the committee is to clean up, enhance and sustain the ecosystem of the Detroit River and its tributary watersheds. Detroit River Remedial Action Program Operated by Michigan State University, the Detroit River Remedial Action Program, part of the Great Lakes ADC Program, is being initiated through a collaborative effort by local communities, businesses, community and environmental organizations, local planning and environmental consultants, state and federal agencies, and universities in Canada and the U.S. Approximately 104 tasks were identified to remediate and resolve persistent environmental and water quality issues of the Detroit River. The Action Plan includes such things as non-point source pollution, land use, contaminated sediments, loss of habitat, urban storm water run-off, community education, outreach, and environmental justice. The mission of Friends of the Detroit River, Inc. is to enhance the environmental, educational, economic, cultural and recreational opportunities associated with the Detroit River watershed through citizen involvement and community action. French River For its entire length, the French River is protected as French River Waterway Provincial Park. This web site gives detailed information for travellers. Grand River This is the website of the Friends of the Grand River non – profit organization, which develops, promotes and implements projects which will preserve, conserve and enhance the ecology of the Grand River watershed. In the website you will find information on projects, activities, partners and fundraising. Maps are also available. Grand River Conservation Authority The Grand River Conservation Authority is a corporate body established to enable municipalities to jointly undertake water and natural resource management. It was established in 1948 under the Conservation Authorities Act of Ontario. The Grand River Conservation Authority was the first to be established in Ontario. Grand River Country is a tourism marketing destination brand in Southern Ontario that geographically encompasses the entire watershed of this 298 km river. The Grand River Conservation Authority (GRCA), a key partner in Grand River Country, manages the river's activities for both recreation and conservation purposes. This web site covers the tourist attractions of the Grand River watershed. Multi-media Tour of Grand River A multi-media journey on the Grand. Humber River This is the website of the Lake Ontario Waterkeeper, a grassroots organization which is concerned with promoting an empowered and informed waterfront community. In the website you will find information in concerns to what’s new, recent news, making donations, about the group. The website also allows you to navigate the website by location, issue, or seasonal information. As a part of the City of Toronto website this brochure describes the natural and cultural features of the Humber Valley. The brochure recommends routes for enjoying the Humber Valley by foot. Discover, Learn & Connect: Festive Earth Society is a non-profit organization, that brings artists, scientists, business and government together with communities to motivate environmentally-responsible action and build healthy communities. Also organizes river festivals and clean-ups in the Toronto area. This is the website for Ontario Green Lake, a group which delivers national programs tailored to respond to regional and local issues. This group also implements Great Lakes 2000 and the Canada-Ontario Agreement (COA) Respecting Great Lakes; and represents Environment Canada corporately in binational, national, regional and local partnerships. Toronto Region Conservation Authority This is the website of the Toronto Region Conservation Authority which is responsible for addressing a broad range of resource management issues and public education programs for rivers and watercourses within the Greater Toronto area. The website features information on protecting water and land, learning and education, parks and culture, getting involved, conservation, events, volunteering and latest news. This is the website of ‘Lost River Walks’ a joint project of the North Toronto Green Community, the Toronto Field Naturalists and community partners. The group encourages walks along streams to further explore the city and learn about its history. The website provides names and information of streams and brooks and also gives information on the group’s philosophy, historic places and relevant issues and concerns. Seniors for Nature Canoe Club offers active canoeists, 55 and over, usually retired, the opportunity to participate in year-round outdoor recreation for fun and wellness in the Greater Toronto Area. Mattawa River This is the website of Friends of the Mattawa River a non-profit charitable organization concerned with furthering educational and interpretive programs in the parks. Official website of North Bay City. Provides information on parks, recreation and leisure. For its entire length, the Mattawa River is protected as a Waterway Provincial Park. This web site gives detailed information for river travellers, campers, and visitors. Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park Voyageur Heritage Centre and a fully serviced campsite on the shores of the historic Mattawa River. North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority One of 38 Conservation Authorities in Ontario, this community-based, environmental organization is dedicated to conserving, restoring, developing and managing renewable natural resources on a watershed basis. Missinaibi River Missinaibi River Waterway Provincial Park The web site of the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources for Missinaibi River Waterway Provincial Park. Rideau Waterway This is a comprehensive, non-commercial site about the Rideau Canal Waterway. The website contains information on Rideau history, ecology, maps, photo gallery, lake association, frequently asked questions, and Rideau residents. This is the website of Friends of the Rideau, a volunteer, non-profit organization concerned with the preserving and enhancing the Rideau Canal Historic Site. In the website you will find information on becoming a member, what’s new, history, fishing, tourist information, and a boating and road guide. Rideau Canal National Historic Site Parks Canada is the federal agency responsible for operating the Rideau Waterway as an Historic Canal. Rideau Valley Conservation Authority This is where you will find information on planning, protecting and living with and within the Rideau River watershed. St. Marys River Sault Ste. Marie Region Conservation Authority This is the website of the Sault Ste. Marie Region Conservation Authority, which is one of 36 conservation authority's in Ontario which create a network of independent corporate organizations involved in conservation and resource management. The website provides information on services, wetlands, watershed conditions, recreation, river news, forest management and the groups history, objectives, board etc. St. Marys River Remedial Action Plan Environment Canada web site describing the Remedial Action plan for the St. Marys River, a cooperative initiative of Environment Canada, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Ontario Ministry of Environment and Michigan Department of Environmental Quality. Thames River Upper Thames River Conservation Authority This is the website of the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority. The website provides information on programs & services, projects, camping reservations, flood control & dams, land use planning & reservations, watershed research & planning, environmental monitoring, forestry, soil conservation, natural areas, parks & recreation and environmental education. Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority This is the website of the Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority which deals with the lower watershed of the Thames river. The website provides information on flood control, land use planning & regulations, forestry emerald ash borer info, stewardship initiatives, conservation lands and conservation education. Manitoba This is the website of the Manitoba government. It features provincial parks and Canadian Heritage Rivers in the province. It also gives information about Manitoba in general as well as information about Manitoba parks. This website belongs to the non-profit environmental organization Manitobawildlands and features information concerning all elements of the environment in Manitoba protected areas from parks to rivers. This is the website of Travel Manitoba. It provides visitor information, quick facts, maps, and adventure guide, accommodations and information on provincial parks. A good site for planning a canoe trip in Manitoba. Kitayan - Communities Future Development Corporation This is the website of the Kitayan the Communities Futures Development Corporation, a group which aims to assist ten communities in northeast Manitoba in the areas of community planning and economic development. It provides information about the group and the communities it is involved with. PaddlingManitoba.comis an amalgamation of industry leading, Manitoba based, Eco & Adventure tourism operators that specialize in paddling programs. River Specific Sites Bloodvein River Provincial Parks and Heritage Rivers in Manitoba A page from the Manitoba government website which features provincial parks and Canadian heritage Rivers in that province. Provides information on Atikaki Provincial Park in Manitoba, through which the Bloodvein River flows. Hayes River: Provincial Parks and Heritage Rivers in Manitoba A page from the Manitoba government website which features provincial parks and Canadian heritage Rivers in that province. Seal River Provincial Parks and Heritage Rivers in Manitoba A page from the Manitoba government website which features provincial parks and Canadian heritage Rivers in that province. Saskatchewan The official site of Saskatchewan tourism. Provides information about outdoor experiences, recreation, attractions, events and Canadian heritage Rivers. Provides information on canoe routes and trips in Saskatchewan, local information, wilderness living and the archaeology and geology of Saskatchewan waterways. River Specific Sites Churchill River This website provides information on canoeing the Churchill River and provides pictures and information on the river. Saskatchewan Chapter, Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society Describes the growing human pressures on the boreal forest ecosystem of the Churchill River basin. Clearwater River: Multi-media Tour of Clearwater River A multimedia tour of the Clearwater River in Saskatchewan and Alberta. Saskatchewan Parks: Clearwater River The web site of Saskatchewan’s Provincial Parks, offering information and reservations for traveling in Clearwater River Provincial Park. Alberta The official site for tourism and travel in Alberta. Provides information on a variety of pastimes including national and provincial parks, camping, outdoor activities and scenic road trips. River Specific Sites Provides information on the geography, natural heritage, history and recreational use of the Clearwater River. Multi-media Tour of Clearwater River A multimedia tour of the Clearwater River in Saskatchewan and Alberta. Provides information on the river and surrounding area. North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance This is the website of the North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance, a non-profit society who are concerned with the protection and improvement of water quality and ecosystem functioning in the North Saskatchewan River basin. The website contains information about the society, publications and databases, ways to take action, information on your watershed and contact information. Multi-media Tour of North Saskatchewan River A multimedia tour of the North Saskatchewan River in Alberta and Saskatchewan Parks Canada web pages describing activities and features of Banff national Park, containing the headwaters of the North Saskatchewan River Athabasca River Parks Canada web pages describing activities and features of Banff national Park, containing the headwaters of the Athabasca River. Multi-media Tour of Athabasca River A multimedia tour of the Athabasca River in Alberta. British Columbia BC Protected Areas and BC Heritage Rivers Program This web page from the BC provincial government website describes protected areas in BC, including the BC Heritage Rivers Program. Is a useful guide to understanding what certain terms and acts mean and how they function. River Specific Sites Fraser River The Fraser River Discovery Centre This is the website of the Fraser River Discovery Centre which is group concerned with enhancing the health and sustainability of the Fraser River by enlightening and educating individuals of all ages and cultures about the economic, natural historic, aesthetic and spiritual worth of the Fraser River and its basin. The official website of the historic village of Stevenson which is at the mouth of the Fraser. In 1997, community groups, business and four orders of government, including First Nations, came together to create the Fraser Basin Council. Its mandate is to ensure that the decisions made now will protect and advance the Basin's social, economic and environmental sustainability into the future. established a solid track record of getting people together to find practical, common sense solutions to long-standing issues. This website describes the vision, mandate, history, Board and unique governance structure of the Fraser Basin Council, a vivid picture of the Fraser River Basin, its watershed and regions, and a short summary of its activities and accomplishments Cowichan River Provides information on Cowichan River and Cowichan River Park. Multi-media Tour of Cowichan River A multi-media tour of the Cowichan River Kicking Horse River Provides information on Kicking Horse River, such as geography, natural heritage and history. Parks Canada web pages describing Yoho National Park, through which the Kicking Horse River runs. Anyone visiting Field, Yoho National Park, and the Kicking Horse River will find this site interesting and useful. Nunavut This is the website of Nunavut Parks. It contains excellent information on Nunavut parks and rivers, including historical information, maps, and traveling information. Information on park planning and new events is also provided. River Specific Sites Kazan River Shows personal photos of the Kazan River. Kazan River - Page from Nunavut Parks Provides information about the river such as how to get there, services and accommodations and planning a visit. Soper River This website chronicle a personal trip taken on the Soper River, with stories, photos and other information. Soper River-Page from Nunavut Parks Provides information about Soper River such as how to get there, services and planning your trip. Thelon River Provides descriptions of people’s trips to the Thelon River with photos. This is the website of the Friends of the Thelon group. The website provides information on the Thelon river getting involved, maps, resources & links Northwest Territories North West Territories Explorer’s Guide The web site to visit first for planning a vacation to the Northwest Territories. Excellent source of information for planning river trips. River Specific Sites The purpose of the Mackenzie River Basin Board website is to help ensure that the public is informed and involved in issues concerning the Mackenzie River Basin. In the website you will find information on the Board’s vision for the Mackenzie River Basin, the Board’s guiding principles, and what’s new. South Nahanni River Nahanni National Reserve Park of Canada Parks Canada web pages providing information on Nahanni National park Reserve, such as activities, natural and cultural aspects, and how to get there. Thelon River Provides descriptions of people’s trips to the Thelon River with photos. Provides information on the Thelon River such as history, geography and recreation. This is the website of the Friends of the Thelon group. The website provides information on the Thelon river getting involved, maps, resources & links Yukon The official web site of Tourism Yukon. Visit this site for trip planning, and virtual exploration. The first stop for planning a river trip in the Yukon. Provides information for a trip to the Yukon such as accommodation, bed and breakfasts, hostels, canoes and kayaking, fishing, wilderness camps, adventure tours and entertainment and much more. The official website for Tourism in the Yukon. Gives information on traveller’s past experiences, Yukon scenic drives, planning the trip and more. River Specific Sites Alsek River Provides unique photos of the Alsek River. Parks Canada web pages providing information on Kluane National Park, (through which the Alsek runs for much of its course), such as activities, natural and cultural aspects, and how to get there. This website provides a description of the Tatshenshini-Alsek Park. BC Parks: Tatshenshini - Alesk Park Web pages of the BC government site describing the province’s provincial parks. Tatshenshini-Alsek Park contains nearly one million hectares of glacier-cloaked peaks and wild rivers. Bonnet Plume River Provides information on a trip down the River such as routes, distance and maps. Also provides a log of a traveller who took a trip down the River. This website gives information on how to plan a trip on the Yukon and provides links to relevant material.
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