Fish, Fur & Feathers: Fish and Wildlife Conservation in Alberta 1905-2005 is a landmark history of wildlife conservation in Alberta, published to commemorate a century of stewardship, management, and preservation efforts throughout the province. Produced by the Fish and Wildlife Historical Society in partnership with the Federation of Alberta Naturalists, this richly illustrated volume chronicles the development of fish and wildlife conservation from Alberta's earliest days as a province through its first hundred years. Covering topics such as fisheries management, big game conservation, national parks, waterfowl protection, biodiversity, enforcement, education, and habitat preservation, it provides a comprehensive record of Alberta's natural heritage.
Spanning 418 pages and featuring numerous photographs and illustrations, Fish, Fur & Feathers is an invaluable resource for historians, conservationists, hunters, anglers, naturalists, and anyone interested in Alberta's outdoor legacy. The book highlights the people, organizations, and policies that helped shape wildlife management across the province while documenting the challenges and successes of conservation over an entire century. It stands as both a reference work and a collectible piece of Alberta history
