Parkland

Central Parkland Sub-region

Twelve Natural Landscape Types and 63 Natural Landscape Components have been identified to describe the environmental diversity of Central Parkland.
Full representation of 2 of the wetland Natural Landscape Types has been achieved. However, the majority of themes are not well represented in the parks system
There is some representation of most Natural Landscape Components in the parks system.

Aspen Beach PP

Beaverhill NA

Beaverhill Lake Heritage Rangeland NA

Big Knife PP

Bigelow Reservoir PRA

Dry Island Buffalo Jump PP

Gadsby Lake NA

Gleniffer Reservoir PRA

Heatburg NA

Innisfail NA

J.J. Collett NA

Killarney-Reflex Lakes Heritage Rangeland NA

Lois Hole Centennial PP

Magee Lake NA

Markerville NA

Ribstone Creek Heritage Rangeland NA

Strathcona Science PP

Sylvan Lake PP PP

The Narrows PRA

Tolman Badlands Heritage Rangeland NA

Vermilion PP

Wagner NA

Wainwright Dunes

Peace River Parkland Sub-region

The Peace River Parkland is the most poorly represented Subregion in the parks system. In total, about 18% of the Natural Landscape Type targets for this Subregion have been achieved.
None of the 6 Natural Landscape Types that make up the Peace River Parkland are fully represented in the parks system.
Five of the Natural Landscape Types have less than 25% of their target met.
There is no representation of the wetland or exposed slope Natural Landscape Type themes.

Foothills Parkland Sub-region

Foothills Parkland is among the most poorly represented Subregions in the parks system. Only slightly more than 40% of the Natural Landscape Type targets have been achieved.
Thirty Natural Landscape Components have been identified for this Subregion. There is some representation of all but one of them.