https://open.alberta.ca/feeds/custom.atom?audience=Government&pubtype=Guide&topic=Environment&organization=environmentandparks&res_format=PDFOpen Government - Custom query2024-03-29T09:12:23.531686+00:00Alberta Open Governmentpython-feedgenRecently created or updated datasets on Open Government. Custom query: ''https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/ee382aa2-41fb-4454-b9b2-ce3283fd85dcAEP guidance document for managing lead in municipal drinking water systems in Alberta : Phase 1 tools for utilities to plan, assess and implement lead management plans for 2020-20242022-07-20T21:32:13.797985+00:00Provides direction to drinking water facility owners and operators to support their assessment of lead hazards and development of lead management plans that address the risks of consumption of lead in drinking water at the customer's tap. (See the **Related** tab for support materials to this guidance document.)2019-08-27T16:37:24.139508+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/7c4156ba-2216-4187-a581-2c40cb000465Citizen science principles of good practice2022-12-02T21:44:46.568231+00:00Citizen science encompasses the active participation of members of the public in monitoring and scientific research. The citizen science principles of good practice serve as a foundation and catalyst for ongoing dialogue and collaboration in using citizen science to address information and knowledge gaps across the province. The principles provide practitioners, researchers and decision makers with common guidance to consider when designing, implementing, and evaluating citizen science initiatives in Alberta.2020-10-01T15:04:53.779451+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/82b0a66b-805a-4e30-9155-02772263dc78Ecological sites of the Montane subregion. Third approximation2022-12-02T21:59:01.495843+00:00This guide represents the analysis of approximately 3622 plots described in the Montane Natural Subregion. This guide includes plots done in the Montane Natural Subregion of Banff and Jasper National Parks, the Ya Ha Tinda area west of Sundre, Kootenay Plains west of Rocky Mountain House and community types described in the Cypress Hills. The 3622 plots represent 273 community types. The dominant plant species, canopy cover, environmental conditions and response to grazing are outlined for each type. The classification system presented in this guide is intended to assist field staff to assess disturbance and evaluate health on lands within the subregion.2020-03-10T21:14:17.789011+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/df12734c-9f9e-49f9-a489-b085ba55fa22Standard for developing benchmarks : Technology Innovation and Emissions Reduction regulation. Version 12023-01-19T17:59:29.450922+00:00Provides an overview of how benchmarks have and will be developed, criteria for opt-in and facility aggregates, and the relevant application processes. Also contains additional information regarding emissions scope and coverage, tightening rate, review periods and the compliance cost containment program. 2019-10-31T18:31:36.985539+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/6f02c9bf-f00f-4bfe-bf9e-d1506854e62fRemedial action plan guide2023-01-24T23:26:28.965188+00:00This guide provides information on the requirements of Alberta Environment and Parks for remedial action plans, outlined in the Remediation Regulation, for contaminated sites regulated by the department.2020-03-31T18:07:47.716199+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/afda3f66-bc18-4d3d-b1f1-2014863d005fWatercourse Crossing Remediation Grant Program application guide2023-07-14T15:16:27.721956+00:00The Watercourse Crossing Remediation Grant Program was established in 2021 to provide financial and planning assistance to municipalities to remediate and reclaim roadway crossings that are causing erosion, excessive sedimentation and fragmentation of fish habitat in Alberta. 2021-06-11T15:27:50.503696+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/1a0a3944-e7a0-4fc4-b617-5be794531110Water and wastewater operators' certification guidelines [2020]2023-09-01T15:34:13.168795+00:00This resource outlines the Certificate of Qualification requirements for operators of waterworks and wastewater systems as per the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act. It provides municipal officials and facility managers with the information necessary to determine certification requirements, and provides operators the necessary details on applying for, and obtaining certification.2017-06-28T17:39:55.558631+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/75b99674-e533-4ff0-b282-130479c77070Alberta limited remediation certificate guide2023-09-05T20:32:37.575886+00:00This guide, along with the Limited Remediation Certificate Application Form, are for use by applicants applying for a limited remediation certificate. Guidance is provided on the Department's requirements for a remediation certificate application, in accordance with Section 3.1 of the Remediation Regulation.2018-12-21T17:27:49.796175+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/c2b702f3-c992-4a99-b736-4fdc74404a15Alberta tier 2 compliance letter guide2023-09-05T21:17:52.436390+00:00This guide provides instructions concerning the processes for issuing an administrative closure letter for an area of land or a site that meets Alberta Tier 2 guidelines and does not require remediation. It outlines the information that must be submitted when applying for a Tier 2 compliance letter under Section 2.5 of the Remediation Regulation.2018-12-21T18:01:10.661276+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/18e56946-cbd3-4eef-aa6a-a5e0b54af758Ecological sites of the Lower Foothills subregion. Second approximation2023-09-06T14:56:21.358979+00:00The Lower Foothills subregion is a classic example of multiple use land. The land provides summer range for livestock, primary habitat for wildlife, productive watersheds, timber and recreational areas. The purpose of this guide was to develop a framework that would easily group the ecological sites and vegetative community types in the subregion. This guide represents the analysis of 1,950 plots representing 115 community types. The dominant plant species, canopy cover and environmental conditions are outlined for each type.2018-10-22T15:42:43.937561+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/d925bce7-4564-40ab-a1e1-1ef2b34a845bQuick reference guide : fish and wildlife internet mapping tool2023-09-06T17:04:43.592158+00:00This guide provides users with a general overview on how to use the Fish and Wildlife Internet Mapping Tool to view species inventory spatial data generated by the Fisheries and Wildlife Management Information System, and how to generate reports and maps using available data.2018-12-20T15:10:51.161307+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/3d477107-4d64-4858-8af4-bdc47a261311Surface public land standing search : detailed descriptions2023-09-06T19:10:43.666690+00:00This booklet contains an annotated example of the Public Land Standing Report, which can be run from the Geographic Land Information Management and Planning System (GLIMPS) and which contains information specific to any Crown interest and/or activity on a given quarter section of land. GLIMPS is a computerized database system which forms the official departmental record for all surface interests (activities) on crown land in the Province of Alberta.2018-09-21T15:42:08.543056+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/ae43faff-6405-443d-a07a-d541d04c52f0Technical guidance for the assessment of additionality2023-09-06T19:13:35.042574+00:00This provides specific guidance to stakeholders when assessing the additionality of a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions or sequestration of GHGs under the Alberta emission offset system. In order to demonstrate the additionality of the activities that are included or proposed to be included in the development or revision of an emission offset quantification protocol, the use of the tools contained in this technical guidance is a requirement for both the Alberta Climate Change Office and stakeholders. This document explains both the roles each of these parties play, and the process used for reviewing and assessing additionality during protocol development or revision.2018-05-31T20:28:15.301013+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/522f2a59-0aeb-4bd2-9112-ed40e527822eContent requirements for survey plans and sketches : for disposition and disposition reservation activities affecting public lands (excludes Agricultural Activities). [Version 4]2023-10-04T17:53:29.837476+00:00The survey and sketch plans requirements for the preparation of a survey and/or sketch to be submitted to Forestry, Parks and Tourism (FPT) and the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) for a public lands disposition. The requirements include dispositions and Provisional Roadways (RDS) and Disposition Reservations (DRS), on public lands managed by FPT and the AER. This manual does not include the survey and sketch requirements for agricultural activities on public land.2022-09-23T19:13:49.202384+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/112afb11-c320-45af-b644-6d71a82b77a8Public lands survey manual. Version 2.x2023-10-26T19:08:30.446237+00:00Provides a resource for land surveyors preparing plans for submission for public lands disposition submissions.2021-01-12T15:58:56.002734+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/2a043158-fc48-45d5-9f19-b1ef78ade186Electronic reporting of continuous emission monitoring (CEMS) information user manual. Version 3.x2023-10-26T19:22:35.832446+00:00The intent of this user manual is to provide guidance on the procedures to be followed to successfully create, upload, verify, and submit the monthly CEM data to Alberta Environment and Parks and the Alberta Energy Regulator.2021-12-03T17:46:16.335006+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/06fc95bc-83c3-4978-8c00-5a4933776a7cFish and wildlife internet mapping tool : metadata guide2024-01-10T17:36:48.006560+00:00This guide provides users of the Fish and Wildlife Internet Mapping Tool with a listing of Alberta Environment and Parks datasets relevant to fish and wildlife species inventory data.2018-12-19T23:29:30.802466+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/cacf5453-7170-4177-b897-da6260859dcdGuide to applying PLAR in the context of Aboriginal peoples’ rights2024-02-21T23:25:39.283846+00:00This guide describes how the Public Lands Administration Regulation applies in the context of Aboriginal peoples' rights, so that the regulation is applied in a way that is supportive of Aboriginal peoples' rights and of reconciliation with Aboriginal peoples. 2024-02-21T22:03:47.092352+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/91329231-4535-4706-b67b-4ebe25ea1271Guide to applying PLAR in the context of Aboriginal peoples’ rights [2018 to 2022]2024-02-21T23:30:09.165873+00:00This guide describes how the Public Lands Administration Regulation applies in the context of Aboriginal peoples' rights, so that the regulation is applied in a way that is supportive of Aboriginal peoples' rights and reconciliation of Aboriginal peoples.2018-04-04T21:20:55.116102+00:00https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/bf6f994d-60f9-4b1d-b4a5-ca631934f262Guide to Water Act authorizations required for excavations (dugouts, borrow pits and other types of pits/excavations) [2020]2024-03-04T20:25:22.846835+00:00This document clarifies authorization and application requirements under the Water Act and the Water (Ministerial) Regulation where excavations into the ground are proposed. Typically, excavations into the ground that may trigger Water Act authorizations are dugouts, borrow pits, pits, or other pits/excavations. This guide does not address excavations that may be created for the purpose of drainage, flood control, erosion control, or channel realignment. Also not addressed by this guide is the issue of whether evaporative loss is considered a "diversion of water" under the Water Act.2020-10-08T20:39:12.796589+00:00