Land Management Resources

Valérie Courtois is the executive director of the Indigenous Leadership Initiative. Ms. Courtois explores the evolution of Indigenous-led conservation and stewardship in what is now known as Canada...

Rewilding means bringing back qualities that have been lost, restoring an area of land to its natural state and possibly reintroducing species that had been driven out or exterminated. Conservation...

We’re always interested to hear what smart people have to say about rewilding and how everyone can get involved. That’s why earlier this year, we attended a panel discussion hosted by the Royal...

Le Guide de terrain des terres humides du Yukon est une ressource visuelle complète qui présente la diversité des milieux humides du Yukon et leur importance pour le territoire ainsi que pour les...

Proceedings of the joint CLRA and Canadian Society of Soil Science conference held in Edmonton August 10-11, 1992.

Proceedings of the Ninth Annual Meeting, Canadian Land Reclamation Association - Reclamation in Mountains, Foothills and Plains: Doing it Right! Held in Calgary, August 21-24, 1984.

This is the Proceedings of the 41st CLRA National Annual General Meeting and Conference held in Timmins, Ontario June 26-29, 2016.

Port Colborne, Ontario, has an area of nearly 30km2 that has been contaminated by emissions from a nickel (Ni) refinery that was in operation between 1918 and 1984. Emissions from the process of...

In many cases there are opportunities to plan and manage extraction using innovative and creative techniques such as biodiversity offsetting to mitigate potential environmental impacts. Biodiversity...

The introduction of select low-cost biochars at active and legacy mine sites could alter the reclamation scenario dramatically. Biochar is the term given to any pyrolyzed biomass material that is...