Sustaining vibrant, productive forests; protecting and managing of fish and wildlife; safeguarding against wildfire and forest pests and protecting our shorelines are just a few the programs run by Sustainable Resource Development for Albertans.

These valuable resources can be sustained through the conscientious management by the provincial government, but the co-operation of Albertans is also key. Everyone’s involvement ensures that these resources can be enjoyed by us now and for future generations.

Programs and Services

Fish & Wildlife Management

Alberta Bat Action TeamAmphibian MonitoringBear ManagementFisheries ManagementFisheries & Wildlife Management Information SystemInstream Flow Needs ProgramLake Sturgeon Management PlanNorthern Moose Management ProgramSensitive Species Inventory GuidelinesRecommended Wildlife Land Use GuidelinesResearch Licences & PermitsWildlife Management Plans

Oil Sands

Cumulative Effects ManagementEnvironmental Impact Assessment & ApprovalsPolicy & Innovation

Forest Management

Alberta Forest Genetic Resources CouncilAlberta Reforestation Standards Science CouncilCommercial Timber PermitsForest BusinessForest Harvest OperationsForest Management DirectivesForest Management PlanningForest TenureForest Management Manuals & GuidelinesPermanent Sample Plots (PSPs)Registered Forestry Professional ChecklistsTimber Dues and Crown Fees

Preventing & Fighting Wildfire

EducationEngineeringFireSmartFireSmart CommunitiesFireSmart for IndustryFireSmart LandscapesPrescribed FiresScience & TechnologyWarehousingWildfire BehaviourWildfire DetectionWildfire Prevention & EnforcementWildfire Suppression

Forest Pests

Detecting & Monitoring Forest PestsForest Pest Damage DiagnosticsForest Pest Survey DataOther Pests

Provincial Grazing Reserves (PGRs)

Use of PGRsNortheast Region PGRsNorthwest Region PGRsSoutheast Region PGRsSouthwest Region PGRs

Lands

Compliance & EnforcementCrown Mineral Disposition Review CommitteeCumulative Effects ManagementDIDs (Digital Integrated Dispositions)Director of SurveysFeral Horses in AlbertaIndustrial Development and ReclamationIntegrated Land ManagementLand Evaluation ProcessMajor Industrial DevelopmentMajor Industrial ProjectsMunicipal Planning ReferralsOnline ServicesPlan InformationPlanningSeismic ExplorationShorelandsSurface Material Applications

Timber Damage Assessment

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Training

Hinton Training CentreTransportation of Dangerous Goods