Conservationists concerned after Alberta government sells ‘untouched’ Crown land

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Several conservation groups are outraged after the Alberta government auctioned off a parcel of untouched Crown land near Taber on Tuesday. Emily Olsen reports.

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• Environmental group concerned about native grasslands in southern Alberta
• Conservationists concerned over sale of Crown land in southern Alberta

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