Rat patrol eradicates massive colony near Medicine Hat
Alberta's rat patrol have eradicated the massive colony of rats found in the Medicine Hat landfill earlier this summer.
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Okotoks to seek water from other sources due to growth
Town of Okotoks will pursue water licenses from other sources to accommodate the expected growth, after lifting their population cap this week.
Bird population declines in boreal forest
Boreal forest's bird population is in decline due to development and change in the forest's ecology.
Okotoks to eliminate cap on population growth
Town of Okotoks has voted to remove their population-growth cap, enacted in 1998.
Urban agriculture at Riverbend Gardens
Video interview with Janelle Herbert from Riverbend Gardens about the unique agricultural area in northeast Edmonton.
Invasive fish removed from Banff lake
Parks Canada staff are removing brook trout from Hidden Lake in order to reintroduce cutthroat trout, a species at risk.
Use oil money to speed water recovery: expert
Using money from oil could speed up the rate at which tailings ponds get recovered in Alberta, says a water expert.
Aboriginal rock etchings defaced in southern Alberta
Aboriginal pictograms and petroglyphs found near Pincher Creek were defaced and obliterated before they could be studied.
Wanted: Research proposals for Canadian Water Network
The Canadian Water Network has up to $3.2 million in research funding to award in five different opportunities.
Species at risk legislation in line for overhaul
Environment minister looking to revamp the species at risk legislation in upcoming months.
Banff hoping to avoid rabbit population explosion
Town of Banff is setting live traps to stop the rabbit population from increasing.
Oilsands to exceed new pollution limits
New projects set to start in the oilsands will exceed the new pollution limits for a number of gas emissions.
