The CLRA has been making continual adjustments to the way we conduct our business to bring you up-to-date information on reclamation innovation, regulations and the various ways we handle reclamation across Canada. Our Chapters have been conducting webinars and conferences through various ePlatforms to continue providing valuable information to all our members. Please visit www.clra.ca for the latest events and news.
Read MoreThe holiday season is upon us with a new year on the horizon. The world as we knew it changed in the past year however our continued efforts in reclamation remain the same. To all CLRA members, I applaud you for all you do and am proud to be a part of this amazing association.
Read MoreSince our last newsletter, the world has changed given the COVID-19 global pandemic. We, at the CLRA, are working to ensure the health and safety of our members by working on audio/visual conferences and workshops to continue to keep you informed on reclamation across Canada.
Read MoreSince our last newsletter, the world has changed given the COVID-19 global pandemic. We, at the CLRA, are working to ensure the health and safety of our members by working on audio/visual conferences and workshops to continue to keep you informed on reclamation across Canada.
Read MoreThe 2020 National AGM & Conference plans are underway. We are partnering with the Society of Wetland Scientists (SWS) and the Society of Ecological Restoration (SER) in beautiful Quebec City on June 7-11, 2020.
Please visit our 2020 conference website www.RE3-Quebec2020.org for partnership opportunities, program updates and more.
Read MoreAt the dawn of the UN Decade of Ecosystem Restoration (2021-2030), it is great timing for this joint conference between the Canadian Land Reclamation Association (CLRA), the Society for Ecological Restoration (SER) and the Society of Wetland Scientists (SWS). Furthermore, our conference will follow the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day, and will celebrate SWS’s 40th year as a society.
Read MoreDay 1 (Sept 16) started the conference off with a workshop on ‘Landform Design for Sustainable Mine Reclamation’.
Day 2 (Sept 17) was a fabulous and highly informative tour of the former Sullivan Mine in Kimberley, British Columbia. Sullivan Mine was once a major producer of zinc, lead, and silver. After operating for nearly 100 years, it is now an example of a successful mine closure — a process that included collaboration between Teck and the local community of Kimberley to create lasting benefits.
The National CLRA conference was a success in Kimberley, BC this past September. A huge thank you to the BC TRCR organizing committee for having the CLRA join forces to put on an extremely informative conference.
We held our AGM on September 18 and gave our awards out at our joint Awards Banquet.
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