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Sustaining Alberta's biodiversity : an overview of government of Alberta initiatives supporting the Canadian Biodiversity Strategy

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The report, Sustaining Alberta's Biodiversity, highlights recent and ongoing Government of Alberta policies and programs conserving biodiversity and ensuring sustainable development within the... More ≫

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The report, Sustaining Alberta's Biodiversity, highlights recent and ongoing Government of Alberta policies and programs conserving biodiversity and ensuring sustainable development within the goals of the Canadian Biodiversity Strategy.

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Alberta water quality guideline for the protection of freshwater aquatic life : dissolved oxygen

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This guideline identifies the dissolved oxygen levels that are necessary to protect aquatic life in Alberta. The Government of Alberta, industries and municipalities will use the guideline to... More ≫

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This guideline identifies the dissolved oxygen levels that are necessary to protect aquatic life in Alberta. The Government of Alberta, industries and municipalities will use the guideline to assess the potential for impacts of oxygen-consuming discharges from industrial and municipal wastewater treatment plants. The public can use the guideline as a reference when assessing the environmental health of their water.

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A fish conservation strategy for Alberta : 1997-2005

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The strategy sets out the department's vision and mission statements, guiding principles, and goals and objectives for fisheries management. It guides staff and describes to its stakeholders,... More ≫

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The strategy sets out the department's vision and mission statements, guiding principles, and goals and objectives for fisheries management. It guides staff and describes to its stakeholders, industry, as well as other Alberta and federal government departments what the department will do to manage Alberta 's fish resources for conservation and sustainable use. The Fish Conservation Strategy is revised every 5 years, with input from stakeholders and the Alberta public.

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