Pictures of the workshop "From Concept to Reality: Creating a Roadmap for Ecosystem-Based Management in Alberta" in Edmonton in June 2018, hosted by the Healthy Landscapes Program.

2-page briefing note from the Mountain Pine Beetle Ecology Program about a new project.

Researchers from the Healthy Landscapes Program read the forest's scorches and scars to learn about Jasper National Park's history of wildfire.

Slides and links to video of the Healthy Landscapes Program webinar series.

We are pleased to announce the launch of a new project called Landscapes in Motion, a multi-disciplinary, landscape-scale undertaking to understand how fire has shaped the landscape in the southern Rockies of Alberta.

Peer-reviewed publication from the fRI Research Healthy Landscapes Program

Peer-reviewed paper from the Healthy Landscapes Program, related to analysis of fires in Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Dr. David Andison speaks to CFAX 1070 (Victoria) about Fort McMurray wildfire. Interview starts at the 0:09:10 mark.

Peer-reviewed publication from the fRI Research Healthy Landscapes Program

About In this study, we design and test the ability of what we call a Healthy Landscape planning approach to create more sustainable future landscape on an industrially modified 330,000-hectare area in northeastern Alberta.

The objective of this study is to quantify the historical wildfire activity levels at multiple time and space scales using a grid-based system across a western boreal landscape.

fRI Value Report 2014-15: Achievements Supporting Alberta