Description: Alberta’s native trout and their habitats in the Eastern Slopes of the Rocky Mountains are part of our identity as Albertans. We can work together to ensure these fish, their habitats in the Eastern Slopes, and Alberta’s wild places are here for generations to come.
Alberta’s native trout and their habitats in the Eastern Slopes of the Rocky Mountains are part of our identity as Albertans. These important species and their habitats are currently being threatened by increased activity in the eastern slopes, invasive species, habitat loss, and other factors. We can work together to ensure these fish, their habitats in the Eastern Slopes, and Alberta’s wild places are here for generations to come. MORE VIDEOS →
The Eastern Slopes is home to many species of fish, such as the bull trout , Alberta’s provincial fish! Use this tool to get to know Alberta’s native trout–the Athabasca rainbow trout, Westslope cutthroat trout, and bull trout.
Alberta’s native trout share their habitats in Alberta’s Eastern Slopes with other fish, animals, and plants. The water they swim in becomes our drinking water. Use this tool to see what a healthy trout habitat looks like!