
Mountain Pine Beetle Ecology Program
The program carries out focused research on infestations of mountain pine beetle in Alberta.
The program carries out focused research on infestations of mountain pine beetle in Alberta.
In 2011, the Fish and Watersheds Program refocused on hydrology and became the Water Program.
This project will develop a tool for assessing how watersheds in the eastern slopes are affected by disturbance.
This project transfers the eastern slopes watershed assessment procedure to the foothills.
This project investigates whether bridges and culverts affect stream connectivity and fish communities.
This project will examine hydrological and vegetation responses in the grey attack stage.
This project is part of the Southern Rockies Watershed Project aimed at understanding headwater processes and the hydrologic response to fire and forestry.
This project explores the 20 to 50-year implications of MPB rehabilitation on timber and non-timber values.
This project is part of the Southern Rockies Watershed Project.
GRAIP can predict which road segments and drainage features lead to greater risks of landslides, stream crossing plugging and reduced hydrologic connectivity.
The project will apply a hydrological model to the Star Creek watershed in order to evaluate the effect of harvesting on key watershed processes and flood risks.
This project will collect data and develop a tool to prioritize restoration in forested riparian areas for the Government of Alberta's WRRP.
This project focuses on calibrating a hydrological model, called Raven, for forest planning.
Named in honor of the "father of forest hydrology in Western Canada," this project seeks to capture the value of long-term research and data sets.
This project will give an overview of what we know about managing riparian areas in Alberta and identify knowledge gaps.
This project on riparian mapping aims to improve management and operational efficiency by capitalizing on the high quality remote sensing data available in Alberta.
In the next webinar for the Spring 2021 FGrOW Webinar Series, Dick Dempster will present on the results from over 2… https://t.co/QX6gkObZEn