2005–2006
Funded a caribou maternity pen for the Little Smoky herd
2006–2008
Participated in the West Central Caribou Landscape Planning Team
2006–2008
Developed the Berland Smoky Integrated Industrial Access Plan (primary corridors)
2006–present
Created and maintained an as-built inventory of lineal disturbances (updated annually)
2009–2010
Funded a seismic line vegetation inventory for the Little Smoky caribou range
2010–2011
Developed the Berland Smoky Regional Access Development (RAD) Plan (primary and secondary corridors) as approved under GOA IL2013-01
2010–2011
Coordinated with FSCP to complete approximately 800 stream crossing inspections within the Berland Smoky RAD Plan boundary
2012
Won a “Shared Footprints” Alberta Emerald Award for the Berland Smoky RAD Plan in 2012
2012–2013
Funded a seismic line vegetation inventory for the A la Peche caribou range
2012–2013
Created a Berland Smoky Reclamation Plan (Phase One: Access Redundancies)
2012–present
2014–2015
Completed integrated disturbance modeling for GOA caribou planning
2014–2016
Provided funding to fRI Research’s Caribou Program for various projects
2014–present
Participated in ongoing work with Weyerhaeuser for planning in Redrock/Prairie Creek and Narraway caribou ranges
2015–2016
Created Phase 1 of a Restoration Plan for the Little Smoky and A la Peche caribou ranges
2017–2019
Regional Access Management Plan (RAMP) pilot project in Little Smoky caribou range
2018–present
Co-managed a Traditional Land Use Study for the AWN within Weyerhaeuser’s FMA south of Grande Prairie, AB
2020–present
Participated in the Government of Alberta’s Regional Access Management Plan processes in the Upper Smoky and Berland subregions
2020–2021
Completed a review of Alberta’s Integrated Land Management policies, practices and legislation for the ARCKP. The FLMF, together with Dialogue Partners, conducted an extensive literature review and 32 subject matter expert interviews to synthesize ILM practices in Alberta and reviewed and analyzed ILM practices used in other comparable jurisdictions. The report concludes with a detailed set of recommendations for cross-industry ILM approaches for improved woodland caribou habitat.
2021–2022
Co-managed a Traditional Land Use Study for the AWN within Foothills Forest Products’ operating areas near Grande Cache
2022–present
Participation in the INOQOM Education Project. The FRIAA-funded project sponsored by Weyerhaeuser enhances indigenous education in 5 local schools by supporting and mentoring teachers to deliver the Aboriginal/Indigenous Studies curriculum through experiential learning.
2023
Completed a feasibility study on options to reduce caribou mortality resulting from collisions with vehicles. Currently working on the development of a pilot project.