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Bugs and diseases [Vols 31 to current]

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The Bugs and Diseases newsletter informs forest industry and other forestry related personnel about current forest health issues.

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Alberta’s forest economy : a handbook of public economic and socioeconomic accounts

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This annual publication offers a broad compilation of publicly-available economic and socioeconomic statistics that explore the well-being of Alberta's forests and the economic contribution of the... More ≫

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This annual publication offers a broad compilation of publicly-available economic and socioeconomic statistics that explore the well-being of Alberta's forests and the economic contribution of the forest industry.

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Forest health and adaptation in Alberta : annual report

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Each annual report provides a summary of major forest damage agents (excluding wildfire disturbance) surveyed during the year. Forest genetic resource activities, collaborative projects, and... More ≫

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Each annual report provides a summary of major forest damage agents (excluding wildfire disturbance) surveyed during the year. Forest genetic resource activities, collaborative projects, and awareness and training activities are also reported on.

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Verbenone use guidelines [2020]

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The purpose of this guide is to provide information for landowners, municipalities and forest managers on the operational use and limitations of using verbenone for mountain pine beetle protection.

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Bugs and diseases [Vols 21 - 30]

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The Bugs & Diseases newsletter informs forestry-related personnel about current forest health issues.

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Lower Athabasca management area aerial survey [abiotic pests]

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Maps showing areas of the Lower Athabasca management area in which forest damage has occurred due to various abiotic factors, such as drought, heat, flooding, hail, or lightning. Updated maps are... More ≫

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Maps showing areas of the Lower Athabasca management area in which forest damage has occurred due to various abiotic factors, such as drought, heat, flooding, hail, or lightning. Updated maps are generally released annually.

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Lower Athabasca management area mountain pine beetle aerial survey

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Maps showing areas of the Lower Athabasca management area in which forest damage has occurred due to the mountain pine beetle. Forest damage maps are generally released annually and are based on... More ≫

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Maps showing areas of the Lower Athabasca management area in which forest damage has occurred due to the mountain pine beetle. Forest damage maps are generally released annually and are based on the most current information available from various surveys and reports.

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Lower Athabasca management area spruce budworm aerial survey

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Maps showing areas of the Lower Athabasca management area in which forest damage has occurred due to the spruce budworm. Forest damage maps are generally released annually and are based on the... More ≫

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Maps showing areas of the Lower Athabasca management area in which forest damage has occurred due to the spruce budworm. Forest damage maps are generally released annually and are based on the most current information available from various surveys and reports.

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Lower Athabasca management area aspen aerial survey

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Maps showing areas of the Lower Athabasca management area in which forest damage has occurred due to various aspen defoliators. Maps are generally released annually and are based on the most... More ≫

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Maps showing areas of the Lower Athabasca management area in which forest damage has occurred due to various aspen defoliators. Maps are generally released annually and are based on the most current information available from various surveys and reports.

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Logyard management standards

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Funding has been made available through the Forest Resource Improvement Association of Alberta to reimburse industry for management of mountain pine beetle populations that would otherwise be the... More ≫

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Funding has been made available through the Forest Resource Improvement Association of Alberta to reimburse industry for management of mountain pine beetle populations that would otherwise be the responsibility of the Province. Logyard management programs are one of the eligible activities under the grant program. In order to receive grant funding, management plans must follow the standards described in this document.

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