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AlbertaLandInstitute

@ABLandInstitute

Conducting research for sustainable land management in Alberta’s changing landscape. Based at @UAlberta

Edmonton, Alberta Katılım Nisan 2015
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FutureEnergySystems
FutureEnergySystems@ua_futureenergy·
⏳ 2 DAYS LEFT! The wait is almost over!  Science Rendezvous returns on May 9 with free hands-on activities and demos, perfect for the whole family!  Will you be joining us at TELUS World of Science - Edmonton? Let us know in the comments 💬 ✨ Visit: sciencerendezvous.ca/event_sites/un…
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Alberta Wildfire
Alberta Wildfire@AlbertaWildfire·
Due to the warmer temperatures and dry conditions, several forest areas now have a fire advisory in place. A fire advisory is an indication that the fire danger rating has increased. For more information about the fire ban system, visit alberta.ca/fire-bans
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FAO Forestry
FAO Forestry@FAOForestry·
5️⃣ Benefits of urban trees🌳 1️⃣ Cool the air🌬️ 2️⃣Filter urban pollutants🚗 3️⃣ Increase property values🏡 4️⃣ Increase urban biodiversity🦋 5️⃣ Improve physical and mental health🧠 🌳🏙️#GreenCities
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Environment Canada
Environment Canada@environmentca·
Climate change is a global challenge that requires global solutions. That’s why Canada has announced in the Spring Economic update over $13B in international climate finance over the next five years. Read more: ow.ly/33Mk50YVgHy #SEU26
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Alberta Wildfire
Alberta Wildfire@AlbertaWildfire·
This Emergency Preparedness Week, Alberta Wildfire is connecting with communities across the province to share information about wildfire preparedness and the importance of staying informed. Learn more at alberta.ca/wildfire-prepa….
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Environment Canada
Environment Canada@environmentca·
Spring’s last frost helps farmers and gardeners know when to begin their planting season. As climate changes, our planting seasons can change too. #ClimateData maps can help us plan our growing seasons: ow.ly/6kTm50YR6rq
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Food and Agriculture Organization
Sustainable livestock practices can help: ♻️ recycle waste 🐄 reduce GHG emissions 🌳 provide ecosystem services 🐐 sustain animal diversity 👪 end poverty & food insecurity Making livestock systems more sustainable, productive & resilient ➡️ bit.ly/3zCH5T8
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Mountain View County
Mountain View County@MVCounty·
Please be advised that the Water Valley Campground Day Use Area will be closed for maintenance between May 4 and May 7, 2026. 🚧
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Alberta Wildfire
Alberta Wildfire@AlbertaWildfire·
Due to increased fire danger, a fire advisory is now in place for the Rocky Mountain House Forest Area. Existing fire permits are valid, but extension requests may not be granted. Safe campfires are allowed. For more information visit albertafirebans.ca
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AB Enviro Farm Plan
AB Enviro Farm Plan@AlbertaEFP·
Many invasive plants have long-lived seed banks or deep root systems that allow them to return even after treatment. Taking action early can save years of management effort and help protect productive farmland. Here's a tool to control of thistle: bit.ly/4udS7st
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Watersheds Canada
Watersheds Canada@WatershedsCAN·
Species spotlight: Marsh marigold (Caltha palustris) Marsh marigold is a stunning perennial wildflower that is a part of the buttercup family. It grows best in wet or moist, poorly draining soil - hence its name - and prefers full to partial sun exposure. Marsh marigold can spread quickly, forming a yellow layer of groundcover. Learn more: naturaledge.watersheds.ca/plants/marsh-m…
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