How to create an inspection report post from a submission, photos, and other media files.
Continue reading2023 Site Inspection Data Management
How the 2023 (and possibly subsequent years of data) is managed for display on the website.
Continue reading2023 Site Inspection Report, Cheat Sheet
Crib notes for those invited to use the 2023 edition of the SAPAA Site Inspection Report.
Continue reading2023-08-20: Pigeon Lake (PNT)
A quarter section invisible to all but the local residents. Highway 771 crosses the Northeast corner of Pigeon Lake (PNT) Natural Area.
Continue reading2023-08-20: Mount Butte (PNT and OC)
ATV trails seem to be mostly respectful with limited destruction. Excellent view at the top of the trail of Battle Lake.
Continue reading2023-08-20: Battle Lake South (PNT)
Just west from Pigeon Lake on highway 13, the NA has a thick forest cover. Likely excellent for hunting, not so much for walking.
Continue readingLooking for a Few Good Reports
SAPAA is piloting its own site inspection report. This project will help SAPAA better understand how to collect site information and make reporting simple and easy.
Continue readingSite Inspection Form – Trust but Verify
Albertan’s are trusted to responsibly enjoy the province’s Protected Areas. Verification, through site inspection reports, ensures Albertans this responsibility is being carried out.

Franklin’s Ground Squirrel
Named for the ill-fated explorer, Sir John Franklin, sightings of this mammal have become increasingly rare. Dr. Haines’ Citizen Science project seeks to collect observations.

2022 – AGM Web Report
It has been a productive and exciting year for SAPAA’s digital presence. SAPAA moved to a new platform last Fall, and we have converted nearly a third of the 12-year-old PDF files to individual web pages.
