Presentation by Dr. William Shotyk at the Alberta Institute of Agrologists conference, spring 2012; relates to Alberta water, natural variations, challenges.

Part 2 of keynote presentation by Dr. William Shotyk for the Alberta Institute of Agrologists, regarding water quality and agriculture in Alberta.

Presentation by Dr. David Chanasyk, University of Alberta, on the future of water in Alberta.

Presentation by Bill Irvine at AIA 2012 conference, about a new approach to processing wastewater in communities.

Andy Ridge, Alberta Environment & Water, presents at the AIA 2012 conference about the government's Provincial Wetlands policy.

Bob Sanford's presentation from AIA 2012 regarding variability in western Canada's climate, and what that means for water in the future.

Presentation for the Alberta Institute of Agrologists, from NSWA executive director on creating watershed management plan.

Presentation at the 2012 Alberta Institute of Agrologists conference, by Jennifer Grant of Pembina Institute. Looks at how water is used in oilsands development and how remidiation could be improved.

Presentation by Dr. Alison Eagle at the AIA 2012 conference. Talks about how the environment provides goods (water, air, etc.) without payment.

Presentation from Kim Sturgess of Alberta WaterSmart, looks at the issue of water security, globally and locally.

Presentation by Dr. Ernest Thiessen about using mediation in watershed management.

A greenhouse study compared germination, emergence and growth of three grasses commonly used in land reclamation when grown in mixtures of mature fine tailings, tailings sand, peat mineral mix and coke. Plants can survive in coke but with reduced production. Slender wheat grass and rocky mountain fescue were the most tolerant of the mature fine tailings and coke.