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Alberta Wildlife Animal Care Committee class protocol #010 : capture, translocation, and release of greater sage-grouse

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Research on some species must be done according to specific protocols. The class protocol # 010 applies to hand and net capture, disease screening, transport over land, hard release. This protocol... More ≫

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Research on some species must be done according to specific protocols. The class protocol # 010 applies to hand and net capture, disease screening, transport over land, hard release. This protocol was adopted on March 22, 2011..

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Alberta Wildlife Animal Care Committee class protocol #006 : call playback for owls

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Research on some species must be done according to specific protocols. The class protocol # 006 applies to species-specific call playbacks, with appropriate taped vocalizations. This protocol... More ≫

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Research on some species must be done according to specific protocols. The class protocol # 006 applies to species-specific call playbacks, with appropriate taped vocalizations. This protocol was adopted on February 11, 2005.

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Alberta Wildlife Animal Care Committee class protocol #007 : small mammal handling and trapping

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Research on some species must be done according to specific protocols. The class protocol # 007 applies to animal handling, live trapping, kill trapping. This protocol was adopted on February 11, 2005. More ≫

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Research on some species must be done according to specific protocols. The class protocol # 007 applies to animal handling, live trapping, kill trapping. This protocol was adopted on February 11, 2005.

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Wildlife Animal Care Committee class protocol #002 : recreational bird banding

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Research on some species must be done according to specific protocols. The class protocol # 002 applies to live capture, marking, and release of individuals of various avian species. This protocol... More ≫

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Research on some species must be done according to specific protocols. The class protocol # 002 applies to live capture, marking, and release of individuals of various avian species. This protocol was adopted on February 20, 2001.

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Wildlife Animal Care Committee class protocol #001 : raptor collection for falconry

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Research on some species must be done according to specific protocols. The class protocol # 001 applies to live capture of raptors for captive falcon. This protocol was adopted on February 20,... More ≫

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Research on some species must be done according to specific protocols. The class protocol # 001 applies to live capture of raptors for captive falcon. This protocol was adopted on February 20, 2001 and was updated on March 2002.

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Alberta Wildlife Animal Care Committee class protocol #003 : capture and handling of amphibians

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Research on some species must be done according to specific protocols. The class protocol # 003 applies to handling, trapping and marking of adult and/or larval amphibians. This protocol was... More ≫

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Research on some species must be done according to specific protocols. The class protocol # 003 applies to handling, trapping and marking of adult and/or larval amphibians. This protocol was adopted on February 11, 2005.

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Alberta Wildlife Animal Care Committee class protocol #008 : ungulate capture by net-gunning, handling and release

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Research on some species must be done according to specific protocols. The class protocol # 008 applies to aerial net-gunning - no chemical restraint or anesthesia. This protocol was adopted on... More ≫

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Research on some species must be done according to specific protocols. The class protocol # 008 applies to aerial net-gunning - no chemical restraint or anesthesia. This protocol was adopted on February 11, 2005.

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Alberta Wildlife Animal Care Committee class protocol #011 : ground-based wildlife surveys

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Research on some species must be done according to specific protocols. The class protocol # 011 must be followed for all wildlife surveys conducted from the ground that are designed to elicit a... More ≫

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Research on some species must be done according to specific protocols. The class protocol # 011 must be followed for all wildlife surveys conducted from the ground that are designed to elicit a response from an individual, alter the behaviour of an individual, or are being done in close proximity to a den, nest, or house of a wildlife species and which have potential to result in avoidance or abandonment of the site by the individual. This protocol was adopted on March 21, 2012.

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Lower Athabasca Region groundwater management framework

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In summer of 2012, the Government of Alberta approved the Lower Athabasca Regional Plan and with it, three environmental management frameworks that aim to manage the cumulative effects of... More ≫

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In summer of 2012, the Government of Alberta approved the Lower Athabasca Regional Plan and with it, three environmental management frameworks that aim to manage the cumulative effects of different activities in the region. The Groundwater Management Framework outlines a strategy for monitoring, evaluating and reporting changes in groundwater conditions, and identifies management actions that may be taken when such changes are observed.

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Social network analysis pilot project : phase one

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In 2011, the Government of Alberta Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Resource Development conducted the Social Network Analysis Pilot Project Phase 1 as part of a cumulative effects in... More ≫

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In 2011, the Government of Alberta Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Resource Development conducted the Social Network Analysis Pilot Project Phase 1 as part of a cumulative effects in action prototype, where the objective is to develop and implement a Phosphorus Management Plan for the Bow River to address phosphorus loading issues between the Bearspaw and Bassano Dams. To build on this work, ESRD contracted Objective Research and Evaluation Inc. to gather supplementary information for the SNAPP for the Bow River Phosphorus Management Plan. Supplementary information was gathered by conducting 21 semi-structured interviews with consenting internal and external project stakeholders and coding interview responses using thematic analysis.

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