AB government releases report on woodland caribou protection
Draft report released by the Alberta Government regarding woodland caribou protection in north and central Alberta
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Applying innovative research to conserve caribou
Article about fRI Research's Caribou Program and the research they are undertaking
AB government tables new Municipal Government Act
New MGA has been tabled in legislature, with consultation set for over the summer.
Mountain pine beetles continues to flourish around Jasper
Jasper National Park continues to see an increase in mountain pine beetle infected trees
Farmland swallowed by sprawl, but solution costly
More land is being used for development and industry in the Edmonton/Calgary corridor
Urban planning on the forest fringe
The role of urban planning in helping protect forested communities
MacEwan University adds rooftop beehives in downtown Edmonton
Pilot project sees 4 beehives added to MacEwan rooftops
Mountain parks helping bird to spread whitebark pine seeds
Whitebark pine trees are a threatened species and national parks are trying to help spread seeds to improve chances of recovery
Wildfires have safety lessons for Canadians
Fort McMurray wildfire serves as a reminder to Canadians that there are ways to improve safety of forest communities.
Climate change helping BC forests recover from pine beetle
New study shows that warmer temperatures in BC are helping forests recover from pine beetle devastation
Commercial-scale lignin line starts in Hinton
West Fraser and AB-Bio have teamed up to start a lignin recovery plant in Hinton
White-nose syndrome found in Washington State
Bats in Washington State have been found with white-nose syndrome, which doesn't bode well for western Canada's bat population.
