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Forest management herbicide reference manual [2023]

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The purpose of this manual is to ensure Forestry Division personnel and industry: are familiar with current Crown land/forest management herbicide use regulations and policies; take an active role ... More ≫

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The purpose of this manual is to ensure Forestry Division personnel and industry: are familiar with current Crown land/forest management herbicide use regulations and policies; take an active role in ensuring herbicide use on Crown land is in accordance with policies and requirements; recognize obvious and important violations of provincial legislation governing herbicide use on crown land; are comfortable performing basic herbicide inspections; and are aware of incident reporting mechanisms and follow-up.

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Guide to preparing a complete Water Act Application for a licence or an approval

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Alberta's Water Act requires that a licence and/or an approval be obtained prior to diversion of water or prior to undertaking an activity, as defined in the Act, in or around a water body. The ... More ≫

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Alberta's Water Act requires that a licence and/or an approval be obtained prior to diversion of water or prior to undertaking an activity, as defined in the Act, in or around a water body. The information required to apply for a licence or an approval is dependent upon the purpose of the diversion of water and type of proposed water source or the type and location of activity. This guide will assist project proponents in completing an application for common application types.

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Enforcement Order no. EO-WA-39739

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Enforcement order issued to Jamey Morgan.

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Project Returns for Riparian Area Assessment of the Red Deer River Watershed

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The Riparian Area Assessment of Red Deer River watershed includes the Buffalo, Kneehills, Little Red Deer and Threehills subwatershed. This project focused on assessing riparian habitat along ... More ≫

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The Riparian Area Assessment of Red Deer River watershed includes the Buffalo, Kneehills, Little Red Deer and Threehills subwatershed. This project focused on assessing riparian habitat along lake, creek, stream and river shorelines. This dataset was created for the Red Deer River Watershed Alliance as a part of a large scale riparian area assessment in Alberta. The overall goal of this project was to quantify and characterize the intactness of riparian management areas in the Red Deer River watershed. Riparian habitat was assessed along approximately 5,285 km of shoreline within the Buffalo, Kneehills, Little Red Deer, and Threehills subwatersheds. These four subwatersheds cover an area of ~11,754 km2 and are located in central Alberta, roughly between Ponoka and Airdrie.

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Chronic wasting disease in Alberta : year of first detection in a wildlife management unit (WMU)

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A colour-coded map depicting the years in which chronic wasting disease was first detected in various wildlife management units in the southeastern portion of the province of Alberta.

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Chronic wasting disease in Alberta : surveillance update

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Annual publication listing the number of positive chronic wasting disease (CWD) cases reported in Alberta, by type of animal (mule deer, white-tailed deer, elk and moose) and wildlife management ... More ≫

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Annual publication listing the number of positive chronic wasting disease (CWD) cases reported in Alberta, by type of animal (mule deer, white-tailed deer, elk and moose) and wildlife management unit. The reporting period for each surveillance season is April to March.

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Chronic wasting disease in wild cervids - Alberta

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Maps showing locations of positive chronic wasting disease cases in wild deer and other cervids detected in Alberta. Updated annually. Numbered geographic divisions in the maps indicate wildlife ... More ≫

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Maps showing locations of positive chronic wasting disease cases in wild deer and other cervids detected in Alberta. Updated annually. Numbered geographic divisions in the maps indicate wildlife management units. The reporting period for each surveillance season is April to March of the following year.

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Forests Act contraventions

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The Alberta Government monitors compliance of forestry-related legislation, regulations and policy directives. Government is required to report all contraventions and non-compliance by disclosing ... More ≫

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The Alberta Government monitors compliance of forestry-related legislation, regulations and policy directives. Government is required to report all contraventions and non-compliance by disclosing the name of the person or company who has broken the law or specific conditions, the municipality in which the person resides or the company is located, a description of the contravention, and the amount of the penalty.

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Chronic wasting disease in Alberta by wildlife management unit

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This annual report lists statistics about the spread of chronic wasting disease cases in Alberta's deer species over time, starting from 2005, when the first such cases were reported. Statistics ... More ≫

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This annual report lists statistics about the spread of chronic wasting disease cases in Alberta's deer species over time, starting from 2005, when the first such cases were reported. Statistics are organized by the wildlife management unit in which cases were found, highlighting new cases by the calendar year in which the report was compiled.

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ACO bulletin

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The ACO Bulletin is a quarterly newsletter providing updates on the work of the Aboriginal Consultation Office. It is meant to serve as a communication tool with First Nations, Metis Settlements, ... More ≫

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The ACO Bulletin is a quarterly newsletter providing updates on the work of the Aboriginal Consultation Office. It is meant to serve as a communication tool with First Nations, Metis Settlements, industry groups and other stakeholders interested in keeping updated on the work of the ACO.

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