Wolverine study offers unique volunteer opportunity
Wolverine researchers are looking for volunteers to help with hair-collection project.
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Horse Hill area plan developing in Edmonton
An area plan for Horse Hill is in development, with the goal of integrating existing farmland with residential development.
Caribou, wolves or development?
Article from the Globe & Mail regarding management choices to conserve caribou populations along Northern Gateway route.
Wild boar population explosion causing problems
Wild boar population explosion on Saskatchewan
Bill 2 expected to get a rocky reception in Alberta
Landowners and lawyers are expressing serious concerns about new single-regulator legislation proposed by the Alberta government.
Water sales to US won't be on table
At the AAMCD convention this week, AB ESRD minister says they won't be negotiating sale of water to US markets.
Oilsands contaminants travel further than expected
Environment Canada has discovered evidence of contaminants on lake bottoms 100 km from oilsands sites.
Banff Natl Park seeks to lessen conflicts with wildlife
Banff National Park is looking for ways to stop encounters between visitors and wildlife.
AB researchers to listen for quakes from fracking
University of Alberta and University of Calgary researchers to investigate whether quakes result from hydraulic fracturing.
Sturgeon upgrader finally gets green light
Upgrader to be built near Redwater has been given the go-ahead to start construction.
Old neighbourhoods must change to attract new families
Older neighbourhoods in Edmonton need to embrace change to attract new families and thrive.
Huge amounts of oil and gas in AB's shale formations
Study shows that shale formations in Alberta hold large quantities of oil and gas.
