Protecting the Castle!
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The Castle is a necessary link
As part of the Crown of the Continent ecosystem, the Castle Wilderness area is the south corridor of connectivity for species moving between the US, Alberta, BC, and the Yukon.
The Castle is vital habitat
There is an abundance of biodiversity in the Castle Wilderness and the unique ecosystem sustains many species of rare wildlife.
The Castle is a source of water
Watersheds throughout and beyond southern Alberta depend on the headwaters that begin in the Castle Wilderness.
Cellphone Photography Workshop
June 6 at the University of Lethbridge Westcastle Field Station, Castle Wildland Provincial Park
Annual General Meeting 2026
May 9 at 10 am at the Beaver Mines Gazebo.
Golden Eagle Watch with Peter Sherrington
Saturday, October 18, 2025 adjacent to the Shell/Cavvy Waterton 61 wellsite
As land use policies change, the CCWC will continue to promote the ongoing protection, restoration and maintenance of the Castle Wilderness as a viable and thriving wilderness.
The Castle-Crown Wilderness Coalition is dedicated to protecting the Castle Wilderness
Advocacy
The CCWC is a voice for the Castle Wilderness, promoting the legislated protection of the area for current and future Albertans.
Stewardship
With the help of volunteers, the CCWC supports the ongoing care and monitoring of this unique region.
Swainsons Hawk
Mountain Larches
Star Creek
Elk in the Castle Wilderness
Wildflowers in the Castle Wilderness
Table Mountain hike
Fireweed (Chamerion angustifolium) – Sartoris Road
