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Happy New Year! Beki Snyder, Manager of Operations
January 09, 2021
New Water Act Code of Practice
December 24, 2020
21 assessments of species at risk - public consultations
December 01, 2020
COVID-19 and the consultations on the listing of terrestrial SAR
October 21, 2020
Management Plan for the Western Toad
September 22, 2020
Update to the Wetland Assessment and Impact Form
September 09, 2020
Order Amending Schedule 1 to the Species at Risk Act
August 10, 2020
Draft recovery plans, Whitebark Pine & Limber Pine and Porsild’s Bryum
July 19, 2020
Alberta Environment announces EIA reports
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Webinar Series: Mountain Pine Beetle Ecology Program
The Mountain Pine Beetle Ecology Program is hosting an eleven-week online event each Tuesday at 11:00 MST, running through February 16 except the holiday season (December 22, 29 and January 5). Canada's top mountain pine beetle researchers will present results from their research that will make a difference in managing the beetle. All webinars are one hour long; register for as many as you would like at no cost. The hour-long webinars qualify for continuing competency credits through professional colleges and organizations. Read more
Patterns of Change Through the Rainbow Trout Lens
The abundance, distribution and genetics of the Rainbow Trout in the Lower Columbia River have been studied for over 25+ years. Dr. Robyn Irvine will describe some of the patterns observed and what might come next scientifically in this CRED talk. Live webinar at noon, January 21, 2021, via Zoom. Register HERE
CLRA workshop: Managing remote work during the pandemic
Lessons from working with leading environmental consultants and operators, January 26, 2021, 12:00 - 13:00 MST. The speaker is Vincent Lam - CEO, Matidor.com. Find out more by emailing HERE .
Subsoil Salinity Tool: 1.5-day Update Course Dates
This online update course provides a description of changes to chloride guideline calculations from the previous version (v2.5.3), and also describes the SAR and sodium guideline calculations introduced into Version 3.0. Registration information is available HERE.
Webinar: Range Planning for the Porcupine Caribou Herd
The Caribou Range Planning Project invites you to join this workshop to learn from others about how range planning for caribou is taking place, and how it is being done in collaboration between provincial and territorial governments and Indigenous nations and organizations. This will take place on January 21st, 2021, 1:00pm to 3:00pm EST. Register Here
Subsoil Salinity Tool: 3.5 day Course Dates
This online course includes three days of instruction on theory, software tool operation, and case studies, with the exam on the morning of the fourth day morning (four-hour comprehensive exam). Registration information is available HERE.
Online Webinar Series, Alberta Native Plant Council
The Alberta Native Plant Council has been running an online webinar series in place of our traditional fall-winter Plant Study Groups. Some topics are still being confirmed, please check up to date information HERE.
Webinar registration is HERE
2021: Key legal trends for regulated professionals
This webinar starting at noon on February 2, 2021, from Field Law is designed for anyone who wants to stay current with the most important legal cases and trends affecting professional regulators including staff at all levels, council members, committee members, and tribunal members. Cost: $100 per registration link Read more
2021 Hands on Alberta, Winter Tracking
Join 'Hands on Alberta' and the Nature Conservancy of Canada in their newest Alberta-wide citizen science initiative at Edmonton on Friday, Feb. 05, 2021. Become a winter wildlife detective by sharing your tracking observations to NatureLynx. (This mission is open to all residents of Alberta.) Read more
8th Native Prairie Restoration and Reclamation Workshop goes online
The 8th Native Prairie Restoration/Reclamation Workshop is moving online, and will take place February 1 through February 5, 2012. The event will be on the PheedLoop virtual platform and will include presentations, trade show booths, a poster session and a panel discussion. The workshop theme is Restoration and Reclamation in a Changing Environment: Adapting to Change, Building Resilience
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Online Webinar Series, Alberta Native Plant Council
The Alberta Native Plant Council has been running an online webinar series in place of our traditional fall-winter Plant Study Groups. Some topics are still being confirmed, please check up to date information HERE. Webinar registration is HERE
Online Webinar Series, Alberta Native Plant Council
The Alberta Native Plant Council has been running an online webinar series in place of our traditional fall-winter Plant Study Groups. Some topics are still being confirmed, please check up to date information HERE. Webinar registration is HERE
Understanding Statistics and Decision-Making for Natural Resource Managers. Online, from Columbia Mountains Institute, with two date options:
Scaling Up Camera Trap Surveys to Inform Regional Wildlife Conservation Online. from Columbia Mountains Institute May 18-20, 2021
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Columbia Mountains Institute Courses at Revelstoke. Read more at these links:
QGIS: Level I & II.
Columbia Mountains Institute. This course is online, and ongoing Read more
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