Ressources de Gestion des Terres

There is occasionally a misconception that pipeline monitoring and environmental monitoring are the same thing and the terms are often used interchangeably. It has been our experience in industry that...

Many ecologists and environmental scientists wish to contribute solutions to pressing conservation problems, such as biodiversity loss or climate change, yet are unaware that their research might...

The three-year Whitefish Lake wildlife monitoring project is a partnership between the Whitefish (Atikameg) First Nation, InnoTech Alberta and the Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute and will...

In our study, scientists and Whitefish members worked together on a study design based on questions the First Nation posed – How are forestry and oil and gas affecting moose distribution in their...

With increased attention and investment in midstream and downstream oil and gas projects in Alberta, the potential exists for Indigenous companies and communities to become business and equity...

Indigenous communities across Canada rely on Trailmark software to help them monitor and protect their lands and cultural heritage. Trailmark is a unique traditional knowledge-management platform that...

CKK is unique in that it provides for instant desktop analysis of potential impacts of industrial development on traditional land use, species habitat, and any areas of importance to a community. This...

Anthropogenic habitat loss and fragmentation are major threats to ecosystems and a focus in conservation. However, conservation is often limited to considerations of site-level processes neglecting...

NatureCounts, a program of Birds Canada, is one of the world’s largest biodiversity data repositories. It collects and archives data from hundreds of citizen science and research projects, then makes...

Our coastal montane forests are a treasure trove of biodiversity, offering crucial cultural, social, and ecological benefits while also serving as valuable economic resources. Yet, high demand for...