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The series consists of records that relate to the water culture of animals and plants, pothole aquaculture, and commercial, private & restricted fish farming.

The series consists of records that relate to the management of big game animals in Alberta.

The series consist of records that relate to game and non-game birds and include correspondence, programs, studies, bird-counts, bird management, release of birds, sanctuaries, and falconry.

The series consists of records relating to plans, programs, and projects undertaken by the Fish and Wildlife Division.

The series consists of records that relate to fish culture. It includes records that relate to the artificial rearing of fish, the stocking of fish into lakes, and fish enhancement through the introduction and transplanting of fish.

The series consists of correspondence and studies that address fish contamination and disease in Alberta.

The series consist of records that relate to non-commercial fishing and address fishing as a sporting activity, fish size, surveys, and fishing derbies.

The series consists of records that relate to game preserves and wildlife sanctuaries.

This item consists of records that relate to the monitoring and regulation of the farming of game animals.

The series relates to habitat protection, development, and projects. The records include correspondence, reports, data, agreements, budgets, studies, maps, and plans. Programs such as Buck for Wildlife and Wetlands for Tomorrow are captured in the records.

The series consists of records that document various aspects of the management of hunting in Alberta such as hunting restrictions, seasonal game reports, hunting accidents, weapon use, boundary changes and other topics. The records include correspondence, reports, research proposals and papers, maps, public inquiries and complaints, and related materials.

The series relates to trapping, traplines, and fur management. The records include licenses, maps, indexes, applications, trapline area records, and studies. The records include those that document policy and licensing for Indigenous communities including licenses for hunting, trapping, fur management, fishing, and other activities.

The series consists of records that relate to the management of waterfowl within Alberta. The records include correspondence relating to studies, surveys, harvest evaluation, and mortality.

The series includes correspondence about lakes, streams, rivers, and watersheds. It also includes policies regarding watershed management such as minutes of meetings, precipitation data, reports, watershed assessment, projects, programs, proposals, water chemistry, budget sheets, expenditures, conference/seminar, surveys, summaries of monthly discharge, water discharge gauge records, and raw data.

The series consists of records that related to complaints, studies, and solutions for nuisance wildlife, including but not limited to big game.

The series consists of correspondence and policy records relating to disease and contamination of Alberta wildlife.

The series consists of records that relate to various aspects of wildlife management such as damage caused by wildlife, boundary changes, wildlife populations and the effect of industrial activity and natural hazards, harvest estimates, monitoring, research, and other related topics.

The series consists of records that relate to wildlife population counts, surveys, inventories, and the distribution of wildlife within the Province.