InnoTech Alberta Annoncements

You may already know that five collaborating organizations, including InnoTech Alberta, Ducks Unlimited Canada, ECCC – National Boreal Caribou Knowledge Consortium, NRCan - Canadian Forest Service, NAIT - Center for Boreal Research joined forces to develop the Canadian Conservation and Land Management Knowledge Portal (CCLM). Launched in April 2020, the website was designed to provide an accessible and centralized place to share conservation and land management (reclamation and restoration) resources from across Canada and is now home to nearly 1000 resources.

This fall, we will be entering our second phase of site development, with the aim of further enhancing and refining the many features and functionalities available on the CCLM Knowledge Portal. Therefore, we are reaching out to our site users to collect their feedback on how the site is working for them and to assess areas for improvement or future growth. We would like to invite you and any of your colleagues who have had the opportunity to explore the CCLM Knowledge Portal to complete our CCLM User Experience Survey.

This survey will only take a few minutes of your time and will play a crucial role in guiding our next phase of development. Your participation is greatly appreciated and you can access the survey here. The survey will be open until November 9, 2020.

CCLM User Experience Survey

InnoTech Alberta Soil Sterilants Program

InnoTech Alberta’s Soil Sterilants Program is seeking bromacil or tebuthiuron impacted soil that has been historically treated with activated charcoal. The soil would be used in experiments to assess the long-term effects of activated carbon on the immobilization of soil sterilants. If you are able to provide soil or site access to support these experiments, please contact:

Simone Levy simone.levy@innotechalberta.ca

Sarah Thacker sarah.thacker@innotechalberta.ca