Norbord Inc. is a Toronto-based producer of wood-based panels with 17 locations and 2600 employees in Canada, the US, and Europe. They manufacture OSB, particleboard, and furniture.
LanduseKN.ca is Alberta's hub for land use information.
The fRI Research Caribou Program carries out applied research, in partnership with industry and the Government of Alberta, to help maintain caribou herds in Alberta into the future.
The Forest History Program chronicles the natural and management history of the foothills forest.
The GIS program provides an exceptional level of GIS and data management support services for fRI Research.
The fRI Research Grizzly Bear Program provides knowledge and planning tools to ensure the long-term conservation of grizzly bears in Alberta.
The program, formerly known as the Natural Disturbance Program, looks at landscape change at a huge scale: Canada's boreal forest.
The program carries out focused research on infestations of mountain pine beetle in Alberta.
In April of 2012, Tree Improvement Alberta became a consortium of industry and government representatives under fRI Research. The initial project the Tree Species Adaptation Risk Management project funded by Climate Change and Emissions Management Corporation.
In 2011, the Fish and Watersheds Program refocused on hydrology and became the Water Program. In 2021, it became the Water and Fish Program.
This project examines how moose respond to different re-vegetation trajectories on seismic lines after disturbance and different silvicultural treatments used by forestry. A re-vegetation prescription or silvicultural treatment that moose avoid may be less of a problem for caribou.
RT @TriaFor: Big shout-out to our hard-working field team from the Evenden Lab at UAlberta, who've been busy finding mountain pi… https://t.co/z88uvRS1ju
