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22 Mar Whirling disease and the law: a call for precautionary environmental management on World Water Day

Posted at 17:18h in Agriculture, Forestry & Mining, Cumulative Effects, Environmental Assessment, Nature and Biodiversity, Water, Water management, Watershed management by Jason Unger 0 Comments

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Whirling disease and the law: a call for precautionary environmental management on World Water Day Invasive species are a huge challenge for our ever shrinking world. Whirling disease being found in the...

22 Dec Market-Based Instruments & the Alberta Land Stewardship Act

Posted at 15:28h in Cumulative Effects, Land Use, Market Based Instruments, Municipal Government Act, Nature and Biodiversity, Parks & Recreation, Public Participation, Sustainable Communities by Environmental Law Centre 0 Comments

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Market-Based Instruments & the Alberta Land Stewardship Act The ELC is publishing a series of four volumes concerning Market-Based Instruments & the Alberta Land Stewardship Act. This work is to encourage the...

04 Feb Biodiversity Management Framework

Posted at 19:25h in Cumulative Effects, Land Use, Nature and Biodiversity by Jason Unger 1 Comment

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Biodiversity Management Framework The Environmental Law Centre (ELC) has been involved with the Land Use Framework (LUF) and Alberta Land Stewardship Act (ALSA) from the beginning. Its activities have included commenting...

25 Feb The Federal Court finds unlawful delay by the government under the Species at Risk Act

Posted at 11:44h in Nature and Biodiversity, Species at Risk by Brenda Heelan Powell 3 Comments

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The Federal Court finds unlawful delay by the government under the Species at Risk Act In our recent post on the Northern Gateway decision report, we mentioned an ongoing court case...

13 Dec Grousing about the value of species or “how much for that caribou in the window?”

Posted at 16:06h in Cumulative Effects, Land Use, Nature and Biodiversity, Species at Risk by Jason Unger 3 Comments

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Grousing about the value of species or “how much for that caribou in the window?” The first emergency protection order under the federal Species at Risk Act was issued last week...

29 Jan The story of Caribou policy in action, or is that inaction

Posted at 13:54h in Cumulative Effects, Land Use, Nature and Biodiversity, Species at Risk by Jason Unger 0 Comments

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The story of Caribou policy in action, or is that inaction A recent story of a road being built in the Little Smokey Caribou range reflects the provincial government’s narrative of...

10 Oct Optimistic policy is not what Woodland Caribou need

Posted at 10:16h in Land Use, Nature and Biodiversity, Species at Risk by Jason Unger 1 Comment

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Optimistic policy is not what Woodland Caribou need The federal Recovery Strategy for the Woodland Caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou), Boreal population, in Canada was posted recently and the outlook remains bleak...

02 Sep The one-two punch for Alberta’s Woodland Caribou

Posted at 13:51h in Cumulative Effects, Land Use, Nature and Biodiversity, Species at Risk by Jason Unger 1 Comment

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The one-two punch for Alberta's Woodland Caribou Within the past 7 days the federal and provincial governments published documents that may result in Alberta’s Woodland Caribou going down for the count. ...

04 Aug Emergency order: Court wonders why some caribou herds need not survive

Posted at 15:36h in Land Use, Nature and Biodiversity, Species at Risk by Jason Unger 2 Comments

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Emergency order: Court wonders why some caribou herds need not survive A recent decision of the Federal Court has resulted in the setting aside of the federal Minister of Environment’s decision...

18 May Alberta Conservation Association: Conservation travel app makes Alberta’s wild outdoors accessible to everyone

Posted at 10:19h in Nature and Biodiversity, Parks & Recreation, Public Participation by Environmental Law Centre (ELC) 0 Comments

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Alberta Conservation Association: Conservation travel app makes Alberta's wild outdoors accessible to everyone EDMONTON, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - May 12, 2011) - Alberta Conservation Association (ACA) just launched the Alberta Outdoor Adventure Guide iPhone...

07 Jul Alberta’s declining grizzly bears, how low can we aim for species protection?

Posted at 13:58h in Land Use, Nature and Biodiversity, Species at Risk by Environmental Law Centre 0 Comments

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Current plans, even if implemented appear to aim to keep the species in a perpetually threatened and in a declining habitat, without a truly viable wild population in its former...

22 Jan Alberta’s Woodland Caribou – Can laws alone protect species at risk?

Posted at 10:01h in Cumulative Effects, Land Use, Nature and Biodiversity, Species at Risk by Environmental Law Centre 9 Comments

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Alberta’s Woodland Caribou – Can laws alone protect species at risk? In the wake of two major species at risk victories in the Federal Court of Canada in 2009 it is...