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Welcome to AEMERA’s blog! In this space you will find updates about our current projects and activities as well as the processes and tools we use to do our work. Unlike our featured articles and regularly available web content, this blog is envisioned as a dynamic, informal space that will let us connect with our visitors. The blog will be updated regularly, and will also feature content from a wide range of guest writers. Check back regularly for new entries.

Photo credit: Arnold Janz

AEMERA’s Role in Climate Change Leadership

Appropriate environmental monitoring, evaluation and reporting vital to successful implementation to Alberta’s Climate Change Leadership Plan…

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Group_Open House

Home is where the heart is

In particular, we are honoured to recognize the dignitaries who join us that day. First Nations and Métis elders and leaders from across the province Mike Beaver, AEMERA board member and Elder of the Bigstone Cree Nation; Chief Tony Alexis from Alexis Nakota Sioux First Nation, and Grand Chief of Treaty 6 Nakota Sioux Nation; Harley Bastien, Elder of […]

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Peregrine falcon James Dowling-Healey

Did you know….

… these five interesting facts about peregrine falcons (Falco peregrinus)? Peregrine falcons are the fastest animals on earth. One falcon who was trained to follow human skydivers reached a top speed of 389 km/ hr during a dive. They have the largest natural distribution of any bird - rivalled only by barn owls, ravens and […]

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