Summary of National Urban Park

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The city of Edmonton is exploring the possibility of creating a National Urban Park in partnership with Parks Canada, the Confederacy of Treaty Six First Nations, the Metis Nation of Alberta, and the government of Alberta. If created, the park would receive federal funding for ecological protection and habitat restoration, and would offer opportunities for people to connect with nature. The city is seeking input from the community about what they would like to see in the park.

• 00:00:00 The city of Edmonton is exploring the idea of creating a National Urban Park in the Edmonton area. This project is a partnership with Parks Canada, the Confederacy of Treaty Six First Nations, the metis nation of Alberta, the government of Alberta, and other regional partners. A National Urban Park could allow for federal funding for ecological protection, habitat restoration, and Parks programming. It could also build on the city's work to advance reconciliation by working in collaboration with indigenous partners. With more opportunities to learn about nature, a National Urban Park could bring more meaningful connections and appreciation between people and nature. The park will be a place where you, your family, and friends can connect with nature in a space that is unique to Edmonton. Over the coming months, we'll be talking with Edmonton residents, community organizations, user groups, and others about what is important for a National Urban Park in Edmonton. These conversations will help guide decisions about where the park might be located and what it could offer for more information and to share your thoughts and ideas for creating a National Urban Park in the Edmonton area. Visit www.edmonton.ca for more information.