A guide from NAIT regarding the process of planning the reclamation of industrial sites in Alberta.

Report on how market based instruments can be used in Canada, using case studies

The North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance has released a discussion paper regarding the Vermilion River watershed, after three years of development.

The Government of Alberta has drafted an air quality management framework to be used when making land-use decisions for the Lower Athabasca Region.

The Government of Alberta has drafted a framework to guide the management of surface water quality for the Lower Athabasca river region in conjunction with the land-use framework.

The Government of Alberta drafted the groundwater management framework to help guide development of the Lower Athabasca region as part of the land-use framework.

The Government of Alberta has drafted management frameworks to guide development of the land-use regions, after consulting with statkeholders and the public. This factsheet summarizes the frameworks and their purpose.

The Public Lands Administration Regulation was developed in 2011 through Alberta Environment & Sustainable Resource Development. The regulation focuses on:

Workbook produced by the Alberta Lake Management Society for developing watershed management plans.

The one-stop shop for information about environmental impacts of oil sands in Alberta; tool provides data on water, climate change, land disturbance and reclamation.

CAPP produced a short outline of the five guiding principles the natural gas industry will follow for hydraulic fracturing or fracking.  

A guide from NAIT regarding the use of native plants in revegetation of industrial sites.