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New program helps producers build understanding of biodiversity on their land
August 20, 2007
A new project is looking for Alberta farmers and ranchers who want to build a more comprehensive habitat plan for their farming operation. In this innovative pilot project, they will have the opportunity to build a more comprehensive plan for the habitat resources on their land.
Alberta Lieutenant Governor presents inaugural wetland conservation award
June 19, 2007
Award recognizes group’s outstanding contributions to wetland conservation in Alberta.
2007 Spring Migration—Waterfowl flock to wetlands
May 15, 2007
Migratory waterfowl have converged on their Albertan breeding grounds and are settling in to nest on and around wetlands.
Conservation easements a win-win for the land and the landowner
Edmonton Alta.,—Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) and the Environmental Law Centre (ELC) are making it easier to understand the legal, financial and practical aspects of donating conservation easements.
Central Alberta selected for waterfowl research
Oak Hammock Marsh, Man.,—DUC is conducting research in four key study areas across the Canadian prairies this summer, including sites near the communities of St. Paul and Smoky Lake, Alta.
Eco-Gifts require specialized legal counsel
Edmonton Alta.,—Many Alberta landowners are considering donating a conservation easement (CE) and will want to consult a lawyer before they sign a CE agreement.
Lieutenant Governor’s Greenwing Conservation Award to Recognize Alberta Wetland Advocates
Edmonton, Alta.,—A newly created award will recognize individuals and groups who aim to preserve and protect Alberta wetlands.
