Report from Alberta Innovates explaining how to use 2010 Reclamation Criteria as a guide to determine success of reclamation.

Athabasca Watershed Council released part two of their State of the Watershed report on the Athabasca River.

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.

Nashaat N. Nassar has written a guest column for the Alberta Water Portal website, related to the use of nanotechnology to improve environmental processes in the oilsands.

Video of Alan Westhaver discussing how Jasper National Park handles prescribed burns as part of their FireSmart program.

Presentation at the AIA conference in 2012 by Connie Simmons, reporting on the state of the watershed phase 2 report for the Athabasca River.

A report from Alberta Environment about the Ecosystem Services program. A pilot project has been underway since 2007, focussed on the wetlands of southern Alberta.

From the 2012 LiDAR workshop, Chris Hopkinson's presentation on the different data collection technologies, what works best and how.

From the 2012 LiDAR workshop, Chris Hopkinson discusses the development of standards for capturing & analyzing LiDAR data.

From the 2012 LiDAR workshop, presentation about data collection and anaylsis and the development of standards.

At the 2012 LiDAR workshop, Duke Hunter presents on how Alberta Parks uses LiDAR data.

At the 2012 LiDAR workshop, Andy Hudak presented on using LiDAR data for forestry applications.