Conducting research for sustainable land management in Alberta’s changing landscape. Based at @UAlberta
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ALT Solving tough soil problems workshop with Kevin Elmy. Multiple dates and locations across saskatchewan.
ALT Woman cutting zucchini on wooden board with vegetables surrounding it.
ALT This diagram shows part of a nutrient cycle. From the right: Organic residues, soil organic matter and dead microbial life undergo decomposition through biological and chemical processes. Nutrients like ammonium (NH4+) or nitrates (NO3– ) are available for uptake by plants and microorganisms. The NH4+ and NO3– used by microorganisms for protein synthesis and other metabolic functions will be released by microbial cells at the end of their lifespan. Plants will take up the nutrients through their root hairs. © Joann Whalen is licensed under a CC BY (Attribution) license.
ALT Solving tough soil problems workshop with Kevin Elmy. Multiple dates and locations across saskatchewan.
ALT Image showing a fall forest landscape in Canada with orange and green trees beside a lake. Text: “Precipitations are increasing in Canada as a whole: +1.3% per decade since 1948.”
ALT Solving tough soil problems workshop with Kevin Elmy. Multiple dates and locations across saskatchewan.
ALT Aerial view of a winding river through dense boreal forest at sunset. Text: Conservation partnerships protected and conserved more than 101,000 hectares in 2025-26 and nearly 966,000 hectares since the program began.
