Video of four of the presentations from the 2017 MPB Breaking News Workshop, "Impacts of Beetles on Hydrology & Forest Management".

The Water Program at fRI Research has received a grant from Alberta Environment and Parks’ Watershed Re

Paper published in Freshwater Biology from the fRI Research Water Program

Report of UofA student's research looking at stream crossings near Grande Prairie

Research from University of Western Ontario, associated with project from fRI Healthy Landscapes Program

Presentation from the February 2013 fRI Water Program workshop regarding a long-term watershed study in the Hinton area.

Presentation from the February 2013 Wet Areas Mapping workshop regarding the use of WAM in the aftermath of the Rainbow pipeline spill

Visitors to Hardisty Creek just south of Hinton can now learn about geotextile reinforced soil (GRS) arches, the institute’s Foothills Stream Crossing Program, and what goes on within a creek, thanks to new interpretive signage.

Report based on study to determine safety and feasibility of snorkeling to estimate Arctic grayling population size in intermediated sized streams.

On September 22nd, 2009 the Grade 8 French Immersion class from Harry Collinge High School, Hinton, AB, helped FRI researchers to plant willow wands along the banks of Hardisty Creek and Robb Road at the site of a new geo-textile arch stream crossing.

In the August issue of eNotes we told you about replacing a culvert with a new system called geotextile reinforced soil (GRS) arch to re-establish fish passage on Hardisty Creek, located along Robb Road 6.6 km south of Hinton.

A culvert on Hardisty Creek located along Robb Road 6.6 km south of Hinton was identified as a barrier to fish passage.