Caribou Program fieldwork doesn't have an off season. The field crew have been busily snowshoeing up and down seismic lines in caribou habitat, setting up trail cameras.

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

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

Presentation on the potential for using historical photographs to understand landscape structure by evaluating historical changes.

Poster announcing this course on how to use the stream crossing inspection manual.

Poster announcing presentation on hydrologic modeling and assessment of a protected area boundary.

Presentation on development of techniques and products to monitor landscape change and disturbance, including mountain pine beetle.

Presentation on the potential for using historical photographs to understand landscape structure by evaluating historical changes.

Technical note on objectives, strategy, history, baseline information, monitoring and decision support tool development for MPB environment project.

Presentation overview of MPB Monitoring and Decision Support project; includes objective, strategy, milestones, baseline information and monitoring.

Poster announcing this course on how to use the stream crossing inspection manual.

M.Sc. Thesis testing habitat effectiveness model (HEM) predictions regarding the Cheviot mine with empirical data.