The MD lies within the boundaries of two different Forest Protection Areas: the Lac La Biche Forest Protection Area and the Slave Lake Forest Protection Area.
The Lac La Biche Forest Protection Area refers to any MD land located south of the Athabasca River, and the Slave Lake Forest Protection Area refers to MD land to the river's north.
OUR PROXIMITY TO DENSELY FORESTED AREAS CAN POSE A THREAT TO CITIZENS WHEN CONDITIONS CONSPIRE. HERE ARE THREE SIMPLE STEPS YOU CAN TAKE TO SAFEGUARD YOUR FAMILY.
Make sure your contact details are on file with the MD’s Emergency Notification System so you can receive critical alerts.
Monitor local radio stations like Lake FM (92.7) for breaking news or important instructions related to an emergency event.
Download the free Albert Wildfire App for Apple or Android devices to receive real-time alerts on wildfires in Lesser Slave River.
The boreal region of Lesser Slave River is certainly beautiful. However, the proximity of many communities to forested areas can pose a threat to lives, homes and livelihoods when certain conditions conspire. Here are a few steps to follow when evacuation due to an emergency situation becomes necessary.
Just a few hours due north of Edmonton lies the remarkable region of Lesser Slave River. From breathtaking expanses of boreal forest and unspoiled natural wonders to a thriving economy and genuine work/life balance, opportunities abound.
Here you'll discover a place of rugged beauty. A place of real people. A place you'll never want to leave.
