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	Prince Albert National Park - animals
		Prince Albert’s many lakes, streams and marshlands support abundant wildlife and are recognized as being one of the few places left in the world where timber wolves live undisturbed.
		In 1969, fifty plains bison were released north of Prince Albert and of these the six that moved into the protected area founded the present-day herd of 220 individuals.
		The park’s bison herd has national significance as it represents the only free- ranging population of plains bison in a Canadian national park.
	www.canadianparks.com /saskatchewan/palbert/page3.htm

	Virtual Saskatchewan - Prince Albert National Park
		Prince Albert National Park is located 200 km (120 miles) north of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (pop: 200,000).
		Prince Albert National Park, in SaskatchewanÂ’s boreal forest.
		Park staff will suggest best-bet locations if you wish to try to listen for the evening howlings, or you may wish to inquire about the interpretive program in which visitors learn how to howl for wolves.
	www.virtualsk.com /current_issue/panp.html

	Prince Albert National Park - plant
		Prince Albert National Park is located within the Southern Boreal Plains and Plateau natural region as identified by the national parks system plan where the combination of prairie, deciduous forest and boreal forest forms a distinctive Canadian habitat, unique the world over.
		The dry southwestern corner of the park is dominated by aspen parkland featuring trembling aspen groves and a significant portion of Canada& remaining rough fescue grasslands.
		Once widespread throughout the Canadian prairie provinces, the grasslands have been reduced by forest invasion and farmland utilization of their nutrient- rich soils.
	www.canadianparks.com /saskatchewan/palbert/page2.htm

	Prince Albert National Park - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Prince Albert National Park covers 3,875 kmÂ² (1,496 miÂ²) in central
		Parks Canada- Prince Albert NP ( http://www.pc.gc.ca/pn-np/sk/princealbert/index_e.asp)
		The park ranges in elevation from 488 metres (1,600') on the western side to 724 metres (2,2375') on the eastern side.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Prince_Albert_National_Park

	Encyclopedia of Saskatchewan
		The Waskesiu upland includes the upper elevations of Prince Albert National Park as well as the upland area north of the park known as the Thunder Hills.
		In the northern part of Prince Albert National Park and to the south in the Thunder Hills, coniferous stands of jack pine and black spruce are by far the most prevalent.
		The upland in the southern part drains to the south via the Sturgeon and Spruce rivers, which empty into the North Saskatchewan River near Prince Albert.
	www.esask.ca /waskesiu.htm

	Northern Bush Rastas Web Page
		Prince Albert National Park is located 88 kilometres north of the city of Prince Albert via Highway 2 and Highway 264.
		Prince Albert National Park is situated in the transition zone between the northern boreal forest and the central aspen parkland.
		Difficulty : Beginner to Advanced - Both Little Red River Park and Prince Albert National Park offer a wide range of possible trail routes.
	www.saskcycling.ca /guide/orb14.html

	Parks Canada - Prince Albert National Park of Canada
		Prince Albert National Park is committed to working closely with Aboriginal Peoples adjacent to the park with a goal of establishing positive working relationships and promoting First Nations History and culture within the park and surrounding area.
		Prince Albert National Park protects a slice of the ‘boreal’ forest.
		Parks Canada- Prince Albert National Park of Canada
	www.pc.gc.ca /pn-np/sk/princealbert/index_E.asp

	Prince Albert, Saskatchewan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Prince Albert National Park is located 50 km north of the city.
		Prince Albert was also the home of Lucy Maud Montgomery (author of Anne of Green Gables).
		Prince Albert also has several types of secondary schools.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Prince_Albert,_Saskatchewan

	MSN Encarta - Search Results - Prince Albert
		Prince Albert National Park, national park in central Saskatchewan, Canada, and established in 1927.
		Albert (prince consort), full name Albert Francis Charles Augustus Emmanuel of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha (1819-1861), prince consort to Queen Victoria of...
		Prince Albert (city, Saskatchewan), city in central Saskatchewan, Canada, on the North Saskatchewan River.
	encarta.msn.com /Prince_Albert.html

	prince albert national park canoe tours
		Our venue in the remote backcountry of Prince Albert National Park is a placid river meandering through an old glacial valley.
		Discover more of the Grey Owl story on this canoe journey to his log cabin haunt in the back country of Prince Albert National Park.
		the changing of the seasons in the picturesque and rarely-travelled Bladebone wilderness of Prince Albert National Park's west side.
	www.canoeski.com /panptour.htm

	Waskesiu Chamber of Commerce, Waskesiu Lake, Canada, Saskatchewan
		Visit Waskesiu in Prince Albert National Park, where the choices are endless, whether your idea of hiking is an afternoon stroll or an overnight journey.
		The Waskesiu townsite is situated in the heart of Prince Albert National Park.
		The park lies in central Saskatchewan, 90 km.
	www.waskesiulake.ca

	Prince Albert on Encyclopedia.com
		It is the gateway to Prince Albert National Park, to the northwest.
		Le Prince Albert, Stépanie, Croline et son époux saluent depuis le balcon du palais La fête nationale monégasque s'est dér.
		Prince Albert is a commercial and distribution center for a lumbering, gold- and uranium-mining, and mixed-farming area.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/P/PrinceA1l.asp

	Attractions & Events Fact Sheet
		Prince Albert National Park of Canada is one of SaskatchewanÂ’s most popular four-season destinations, a place where you can mix northern wilderness encounters with the comforts of a lakeside resort.
		Prince Albert National ParkÂ’s extensive trail system encompasses everything from short self-guided walks to day-long and overnight hikes through some 388,000 hectares, or nearly one million acres of parkland, boreal forest, patches of fescue grassland and some 1,500 lakes and streams.
		Saskatchewan has two national parks: Prince Albert, in the north central region of the province, and Grasslands in the southwest.
	www.sasktourism.com /?page=63

	PRINCE ALBERT R.E.B.
		Prince Albert is rich in history and culture and has been twice named as "one of the ten best places to live in Canada." It is a scenic one hour drive to Waskesiu in the Prince Albert National Park and just minutes to many lakes and parks.
		Prince Albert is the oldest and 3rd largest city in Saskatchewan with a popualtion of 34,200 and is the home of three prime ministers.
		Prince Albert has all the amenities of a larger city with a small town feeling of home.
	www.mls.ca /boards/princealbert

	Prince Albert National Park
		where Grey Owl wrote three best-selling books promoting wilderness conservation, was the highlight of our visit to Prince Albert National Park in Saskatchewan.
		brought and memorized the Prince Albert National Park Visitor Guide ("Protecting Waskesiu from Forest Fires" and "Safety in Bison Country" were our favourites).
		askatchewan is not the most popular tourist destination in the country, so we were not prepared for the wonderful scenery on the way to and from Prince Albert National Park.
	www.geocities.com /doughcan/03PrinceAlbert.html

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		In Western Canada, there were no reported disruptions at Riding Mountain National Park in Manitoba or at Prince Albert National Park in Saskatchewan.
		At Banff National Park, south of Jasper, pickets gathered around the park gates with signs sporting slogans such as Robbing Parks to Pay Paul Martin and Friends.
		Parks Canada said its offer would have given many employees an 11-per cent raise over three years.
	www.cp.org /english/online/full/National/040813/n081384A.html

	The Opening Ceremonies Of Prince Albert National Park By Mackenzie King
		On March 26, 1927, an Order in Council was passed providing for the provisional reservation of more than thirteen hundred square miles of territory, covering approximately thirty townships, as Prince Albert National Park.
		In opening today the Prince Albert National Park, may we not only dedicate it to the glory of the Creator whose bounty it mirrors in forest, lake and stream, but also to the highest good of the Canadian people for all time to come.
		In 1885, when construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway revealed the magnificent scenery of the Canadian Rockies, both parties in the Dominion Parliament united in setting aside the Banff National Park, Canada's first public possession of its kind, an action which was followed soon after by the creation of other reservations of equal beauty.
	www.waskesiu.org /explore/mackenzieking.shtml

	City Lights News - Prince Albert - Saskatchewan - Canada
		Prince Albert flag was designed by Miss Milda Hunter of Arborfield and modified by Mr Carter Watson and the Celebration's Committee during Prince Albert's 75th Jubilee Year in 1979.
		Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada was officially baptized by James Nisbet, a Presbyterian Minister who established a permanent settlement in the area on July 30th 1866.
		Declared the "Jubilee Flag", it was later declared the Official Flag of the City of Prince Albert on January 1, 1980 by the City Council.
	www.citylightsnews.com /paflag.htm

	Virtual Saskatchewan - A Hike to Grey Owl's Cabin
		And like thousands before us, my brother and I were about to set off on a 20-kilometre hike to his former home in the wilderness of Prince Albert National Park.
		Park officials recommend taking two days for 40-kilometre, round-trip hike, overnighting at one of the northern lake-side campgrounds along the well-posted trail, and then hiking to the Ajawaan Lake cabin and back to the parking lot the next day.
		The journey to Grey Owls "Beaver Lodge" cabin is a mildly rolling trek through spruce, pine and aspen forest that begins in a parking lot 30 kilometres from the park village of Waskesiu.
	www.virtualsk.com /current_issue/grey_owl.html

	Prince Albert National Park, Saskatchewan, Canada - National Parks - proudly presented by Kanada News' Canada Vacation Planner The Online Travel Directory
		Prince Alberta National Park is located 200 km north of Saskatoon and protects part of the northern coniferous forest, home to elk, moose, deer, wolves and caribou.
		Prince Albert National Park, Saskatchewan, Canada- National Parks - proudly presented by Kanada News' Canada Vacation Planner The Online Travel Directory
		The village of Waskesiu is located within the National Park, some 40 km north of the park boundary and offers extensive services for visitors.
	www.canadavacationplanner.com /listings/en/1961

	Prince Albert National Park
		In fact, Grey Owl stayed at Riding Mountain only 3 months before moving to Prince Albert National Park, where water conditions were more favourable for his two beaver.
		ItÂ’s too marshy," said the information officer at the Visitor Centre in Riding Mountain National Park.
		Actually, parkland is a geographic term, referring to an area where prairie grassland gives way to more densely forested regions of the north.
	www.geocities.com /doughcan/04Parkland.html

	Pharmasave National - Store locator
		Prince Albert National Park is less than an hour away and is considered one of the most beautiful and natural parks in Canada.
		Prince Albert, the third largest city in Saskatchewan, is located on the banks of the North Saskatchewan river near the geographical centre of the province.
		Prince Albert is the service, retail and distribution centre for Northern Saskatchewan resource industries, mining, forestry and agriculture.
	www.pharmasave.com /stores/store_locator-details.asp?PR=SK&SID=173

	National Parks Saskatchewan
		Prince Albert National Park Trail Guide - Hiking and Backpacking in the park.
		The park is located in north central Saskatchewan a few hours north of Saskatoon and just to the northwest of Prince Albert.
		Park Brochure includes a campground map, park map, trail descriptions as well as general information on the park.
	www.out-there.com /npk_sk.htm

	CPAWS Campaigns: Prince Albert National Park Management Plan
		Prince Albert National Park needs a new park management plan that will address ecological concerns that are threatening the long-term health of the park.
		Prince Albert National Park (PANP), is one of two Saskatchewan National Parks.
		People who care about the long-term health of Prince Albert National Park must take action immediately, to ensure government develops and approves a new park management plan that gives clear direction for important new management initiatives.
	www.cpaws-sask.org /campaign/parks/panp1-mngmplan.html

	CBC News: Wolves in national park becoming isolated, say biologists
		PRINCE ALBERT NATIONAL PARK, SASK. - Wolves in a Saskatchewan park have become isolated from other wolf populations and may become sick because of inbreeding, researchers say.
		Erin Urton, a masters student at the University of Saskatchewan, tracks wolves in Prince Albert National Park.
		Wolves in national park becoming isolated, say biologists
	www.cbc.ca /story/science/national/2005/01/10/wolves-inbreeding050110.html

	Natural Region 12: Southern Boreal Plains and Plateau
		Four national parks represent this natural region: Elk Island (194 km2), Riding Mountain (2,973 km2), Prince Albert (3,874 km2) and Wood Buffalo (3,584 km2 or 8% of the total area of the park).
		A description of Wood Buffalo National Park is included under Natural Region 11.
		Pockets of aspen parklands and fescue prairies in the south of the park blend with mixed wood forests and boreal forests in the park's northern reaches.
	collection.nlc-bnc.ca /100/200/301/ic/can_digital_collections/parks_atlas/chap12/REGION12.html

	Elk Ridge Resort - the premiere golf course in Waskesiu Saskatchewan and popular four season getaway
		Additional activities in the Lakeland area, and nearby Prince Albert National Park include boating, swimming and fishing.
		At Elk Ridge Resort, our guests enjoy a spacious one hundred-seat restaurant/lounge in a Bavarian-style cozy clubhouse, a well-stocked pro shop, and a 200 seat heated pavilion.
		Winter activities at Elk Ridge Resort include cross country skiing, snowmobiling, tobogganing and outdoor skating and curling.(Warm-up cabins are wood-heated to keep you toasty.)
	www.elkridgeresort.com

	Great Canadian Parks - Redirect
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	canadianparks.com /sites/palbert/palbert-1-1.html

	Friends of Prince Albert National Park
		Friends of Prince Albert National Park is a volunteer, charitable, non-profit organization made up of individuals, organizations and businesses dedicated to the stewardship of the natural and cultural resources of Prince Albert National Park.
		As Friends of the Park it is our hope and desire that everyone who visits Prince Albert National Park will have maximum enjoyment and appreciation for its natural beauty and cultural heritage, at the same time assisting in preserving its uniqueness for future generations.
		Friends of the Park, incorporated in 1984, operates within Prince Albert National Park through an agreement signed with Parks Canada.
	www.waskesiu.org /explore/friendspanp.shtml

	CBC Saskatchewan - National park strike could happen Friday
		Nearly 5,000 parks workers are poised to strike just after midnight Friday – including about 150 unionized workers at Prince Albert National Park.
		A strike will have an impact on service for visitors at Prince Albert National Park, but Parks Canada's Gabby Fortin says there's no need to change travel plans.
		Parks Canada, meanwhile, vows it will try to keep all national parks open.
	sask.cbc.ca /regional/servlet/View?filename=sk_strike20040812

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