Alberta rolls out $75 conservation licence plate Sept. 1
The new plate depicts two bighorn sheep with Mount Lougheed in the background and will be sold through Alberta.ca and local registries.
The Government of Alberta announced Monday it is launching a new conservation-themed licence plate, with proceeds directed to the Alberta Conservation Association (ACA). The plate becomes available Sept. 1 through Alberta.ca and local registry offices.
The plate costs $75 plus a $15 registry agent fee, and the ACA will receive $55 from each one sold. It features a painting of two bighorn sheep with Mount Lougheed in the background.
Forestry and Parks Minister Todd Loewen said the plate gives Albertans a simple, visible way to support conservation while celebrating one of the province's iconic species, adding that proceeds will help protect habitats and maintain fish and wildlife populations.
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