Footnotes, Fall 2009: Foothills Research Institute newsletter

The fall 2009 edition of Footnotes, the newsletter of Foothills Research Institute, is now available. Read about mountain pine beetle and grizzly bear research, and learn about FRI’s various programs and this year’s field...

Effects of mountain pine beetle attack on hydrology and post-attack vegetation and hydrologic recovery in llodgepole pine forests

Most of the Province of Alberta's usuable water supplies are produced in the eastern slopes forests. Mountain Pine Beetle (MPB) attacks are threatening these forests and the water they produce. Mountain Pine Beetle EcoHydrology Project - Quicknote...

Lineal inventory of the Little Smoky caribou range

The Foothills Landscape Management Forum (FLMF) requires an inventory of historical lineal disturbances caused by oil and gas activity in the Little Smoky caribou range located in the foothills of Alberta as part of the overall recovery plan for...

Mountain Trails: Memoirs of an Alberta forest ranger in the mountains and foothills of the Athabasca forest 1920-1945

The story of Jack Glen (1891-1983) and his 25-year career as a forest ranger in the frontier community of Entrance. This book can be purchased for $35 CDN (soft cover) or $50 CDN (hard cover) plus shipping and handling. Available in English...

Putting natural disturbance research to work issue #19: What did we learn about jurisdictional integration?

A Highway 40 North demonstration project update on jurisdictional integration: the ability to create a single, seamless, operational disturbance plan that ignores administrative boundaries. Available in English....