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Alberta is busier than ever. The past 100 years have seen incredible exponential growth and it's only going to get busier. The economy is strong and healthy, opportunities abound, and the entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well. But with this growth comes the challenge of managing the building of our future with a sustainable and well planned vision that will ensure the continued prosperity of our province, not only for ourselves, but for our children and grandchildren.

This presentation opens an important conversation about economic, social, and ecological integrity of the province we call home - Alberta.
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Title	Description	Presenter	Date	Category
Ghost Watershed Cumulative Effects Study - Phase 2	A presentation of the findings from Phase 2 of the Ghost River Watershed Cumulative Effects Study prepared for the Ghost Watershed Alliance Society and completed in 2012 by the Alces Group. It shows a summary of the Business As Usual Land Use Trajectory and compares it with Beneficial Management Practices.This video contrasts the performance of key indiccators in a scenario that deploys beneficial management practices in comparison to business as usual scenario. This presentation underscores the importance of beneficial management practices but also reveals that BMPs themselves are unlikely to create a landscape where indicator performance is acceptable. BMPs will need to be deployed within a management framework where management objectives, thresholds, trade-offs are defined.	Dr. Brad Stelfox	Nov 07, 2012	Presentations
Picture a Province	Dr. Brad Stelfox discusses the benefits and liabilities of landuse in Alberta now and in the future.	Brad Stelfox	Jul 30, 2012	Presentations
Regional Planning For Alberta	Alberta is busier than ever. The past 100 years have seen incredible exponential growth and it's only going to get busier. The economy is strong and healthy, opportunities abound, and the entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well. But with this growth comes the challenge of managing the building of our future with a sustainable and well planned vision that will ensure the continued prosperity of our province, not only for ourselves, but for our children and grandchildren. This presentation opens an important conversation about economic, social, and ecological integrity of the province we call home - Alberta.	Brad Stelfox	Apr 10, 2012	Presentations
The Last Goldeye	The Last Goldeye presentation by Dr. Michael Sullivan looks at some of the issues surrounding land-uses and their effects on the watershed and environment along the Battle River in Alberta, based on a cumulative effects study done using the ALCES Integrator simulator.	Dr. Michael Sullivan	Mar 19, 2012	Presentations
River Woes – A CTV News Special Report About Water Issues in Alberta	On March 20, 2011, CTV News Edmonton published a special report about the state of rivers in Alberta. The report featured information provided by leading fisheries biologist and ALCES Associate, Dr. Michael Sullivan.	CTV	Nov 08, 2011	Press
The "Why" of ALCES	Lorne Fitch is a Professional Biologist, a retired Fish and Wildlife Biologist and an Adjunct Professor with the University of Calgary. He speaks on the “why” of ALCES.	Lorne Fitch	Nov 01, 2011	About ALCES
Progressive Land-Use Planning: New Approach For A New Era	Dr. Brad Stelfox discusses progressive land-use planning for a new era of land-use management.	Dr. Brad Stelfox	Oct 27, 2011	About ALCES
An overview of Alces Optimizer	Matthew Carlson introduces ALCES Optimizer.	Matt Carlson	Aug 09, 2011	Promotional
Overview of ALCES Wildlife Manager	John Nishi provides an in-depth overview of population dynamics using ALCES Wildlife Manager.	John Nishi	Aug 09, 2011	Promotional
An Overview of ALCES Mapper	Shawn Francis presents ALCES Mapper - a landscape planning visualization tool.	Shawn Francis	Aug 09, 2011	Promotional