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Effects of Prescribed Burn on Nutrient and Dissolved Organic Matter Characteristics in Peatland Shallow Groundwater

Paper from the Water Program

Sep. 16, 2020
peer reviewed publication

Road Erosion in the Simonette Part 4: Instream Consequences and Road Crossings

2-page briefing note from the Water Program

Jul. 30, 2020
quicknote

Road Erosion in the Simonette Part 3: Diverting Sediment from Streams

2-page briefing note from the Water Program

Jul. 30, 2020
quicknote

Road Erosion in the Simonette Part 2: Gully Erosion

2-page briefing note from the Water Program

Jul. 30, 2020
quicknote

Road Erosion in the Simonette Part 1: Road Surfaces

2-page briefing note from the Water Program

Jul. 30, 2020
quicknote

Precipitation‐Runoff and Storage Dynamics in Watersheds Underlain by Till and Permeable Bedrock in Alberta's Rocky Mountains

Paper from the Water Program.

Dec. 12, 2019
peer reviewed publication

Recommendations for a Wetland Crossings Monitoring Protocol

This report gives recommendations on how to assess the environmental and structural performance of wetland crossings.

Nov. 15, 2020
report

Identifying Unpaved Road Sediment Delivery to Critical Fish Habitats for Strategic Prioritization of Mitigation Actions in Alberta

2-page briefing note from the Water Program.

Jul. 22, 2019
quicknote

Identifying high-runoff areas during peak streamflow on the Eastern Slopes of the southern Canadian Rocky Mountains

2-page briefing note from the Water Program

Jul. 22, 2019
quicknote

Three Years of Riparian Assessments

Blog post by Caitlin Tomaszewski for the Water Program.

Aug. 29, 2018
Blog

QuickNote: Update on the Water Program’s Progress on the Watershed Resiliency and Restoration Project

2-page briefing note on the Water Program's 3-years of riparian assessments in the Oldman and Bow headwaters.

Aug. 28, 2018
quicknote

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What do these red dots have in common? When roads cross waterways, there is a higher likelihood of sedimentation. T… https://t.co/K5kwl0kAY7