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Healthy Landscapes Program

The program, formerly known as the Natural Disturbance Program, looks at landscape change at a huge scale: Canada's boreal forest.

In 2012, the fRI Research Natural Disturbance Program changed its name to the Healthy Landscapes Program to reflect an expanded program vision.

The program carries out research, develops models, and does communication and education to support ecosystem-based management.

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The EBM Roadmap Workshop

On June 19 and 20, 2018, the Healthy Landscapes Program put on a two-day workshop in Edmonton called "From Concept to Reality: Creating a Road Map for Ecosystem-Based Management".

Landscapes in Motion

The Landscapes in Motion project is here to discover some of the stories behind the landscapes in the southern Rockies of Alberta.

What controls fire spatial patterns? Predictability of fire characteristics in the Canadian boreal plains ecozone

Paper from the Healthy Landscapes Program

Understanding Historical Landscape Patterns on the Weyerhaeuser Grande Prairie FMA Area in Alberta

Final report from the Healthy Landscapes Program.

Healthy Landscapes Program Annual Report: 2018-2019

Summary of activities of the Healthy Landscapes Program during the 18–19 fiscal year.

John Wilmshurst

Research Staff

David Andison

Program Lead

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