Bighorn Sheep Hit Alberta Roads on New Specialty Licence Plate

New Alberta licence plate to support conservation

The Alberta government has launched a new licence plate with a portion of proceeds going toward conservation. The plate will cost $75, plus a $15 registry agent fee, and have $55 go to the Alberta Conservation Association.

'Beloved' Canmore bighorn sheep featured on Alberta conservation licence plate

“The horns on those rams are depictions of horns of rams that actually lived in the province of Alberta,” said Forestry and Parks Minister Todd Loewen.

Province unveils wildlife licence plate to fund conservation

The UCP government will begin selling a bighorn sheep-image licence plate with proceeds going to the Alberta Conservation Association.

Provincial conservation association to benefit from new licence plate sales

Work by the Alberta Conservation Association will soon be supported by sales of a new provincial licence plate.

Bighorn sheep hit Alberta roads on new specialty licence plate

Alberta’s new conservation licence plate is shown against Mount Nestor and Goat Mountain, overlooking Spray Lakes Reservoir. The specialty plate goes on sale Sept. 1. Photo / Government of Alberta.captiontext { font-size:90%;font-style: italic;margin-right:20px; } Albertans will be able to buy a new specialty licence plate featuring bighorn sheep starting Sept. 1, with $55 from each plate sold going to the Alberta Conservation Association. The p…