Kananaskis Trails Committee

The Kananaskis Trails Committee (KTC)

Is an interdisciplinary committee comprised of regional experts in the fields of ecology, planning, land-use, recreation, wildlife management, trail building/maintenance, conservation, GIS and information
Provides direction to senior Kananaskis Country management in the Tourism, Parks and Recreation and Sustainable Resource Development Ministries pertaining to trails-related decision-making
Focuses on enhanced visitor experience and collaboration with local communities, stakeholders, volunteers and government officials

There are three government ministries with land administration responsibilities in Kananaskis Country (Tourism, Parks and Recreation, Sustainable Resource Development, and Transportation). The cooperative model of the KTC ensures that trails initiatives are managed and prioritized with a high level of input and support from stakeholders and officials responsible for lands within the Kananaskis Management Region. The KTC aims to develop and maintain a sustainable trails network which inspires people to discover, value, protect and enjoy the natural world and the benefits it provides.

Objectives

Make effective use of internal and external financial, human and equipment resources related to trails management in the Kananaskis Region
Enhance Kananaskis trails management by sharing expertise and taking a regional approach to trail planning, prioritization and maintenance
Formalize trail standards and signage to provide a consistent look and feel across the Kananaskis Region, aligning where possible with provincial standards and policy
Develop a clear and ongoing communications strategy with external trail stakeholders to improve dialogue between the Government of Alberta and non-government trails groups

Kananaskis Trails Committee

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