A Moment of National Recognition

In 2025, Lisa Roper was recognized with a national honour celebrating her commitment to outdoor storytelling, conservation, and community impact. This recognition reflects her ongoing dedication to inspiring connection, confidence, and respect for the outdoors.

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Achievements

Lisa has also been recognized with awards that celebrate her role in promoting outdoor education, inclusivity, and mentorship. Through it all, she continues to lead by example – not for applause, but to open doors for others to walk through.

2025 & 2026 MC for Annual Banquet

Safari Club International Northern Alberta Chapter

Hospitality & Tourism Award 2025

Lac La Biche Chamber of Commerce

2025 Challenge Coin

The Veteran Hunters Org

Canada’s Female Representative

Conservative Hunting & Fishing Symposium 2022 – 2024

2025 Keynote Speaker

Melville Fish & Game Banquet

2021-2026 Keynote Speaker

Parkland Outdoor Show & Expo

2022 Presenter at the Outdoors Women's Program

AHEIA

2024 Guest Speaker & Ovation

40th Annual Farm Women’s Conference & Awards

2023-2026 Event Host

Big Jack Classic – Stettler

2018 & 2019 Presenter at the Edmonton & Calgary

Boat & Sportsman Show

2025 Keynote Speaker

Rural Women’s Conference – Lac La Biche

Conservation at the Core

For Lisa Roper, conservation isn’t a concept - it’s a responsibility shaped by a lifetime in the outdoors. Raised on Alberta’s lakes and landscapes, Lisa learned early that fishing and hunting are about far more than the catch. They are about patience, respect, and understanding that access to nature is a privilege that must be protected. Those early lessons, passed down through quiet mornings on the water, continue to guide how she approaches the outdoors today. Through Lisa Roper Outdoors, conservation is woven into every story told. By promoting ethical, sustainable practices and respecting regulations that protect our fisheries and wildlife, Lisa uses storytelling to encourage thoughtful, responsible outdoor participation. Her work focuses on education, mentorship, and creating inclusive spaces where people - especially women and youth - can build confidence while learning to care for the wild places they enjoy. For Lisa, protecting the outdoors means protecting future experiences, traditions, and connections. Conservation isn’t just about preserving landscapes - it’s about ensuring that the lessons, stillness, and sense of belonging found in nature continue for generations to come.

Tradeshow, Articles, Podcasts

Lisa Roper’s work has been shared across trusted outdoor platforms, media outlets, podcasts, and industry tradeshows. This collection highlights the stories, conversations, and appearances that showcase her passion for the outdoors and her commitment to educating and inspiring others.