Showing posts with label brad stelfox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brad stelfox. Show all posts
Friday, August 2, 2013
Brad Stelfox - "Living at the River's Edge"
Bow River Shuttles writes: Brad Stelfox, Landscape Ecologist, ALCES Group, will be one of several speakers featured at the upcoming 'Conservation Symposium', which is part of the Canadian National Fly Fishing Championships & Conservation Symposium in Calgary in September 2013. In this article, he reflects on our recent 2013 Flood.
"During the extended periods of time, often measured in multiple decades, that occurs between flood events, it is all too easy for generations living in the “gentle times” to forget the lessons learned by past flood survivors.
Societies in general, and governments specifically, have a responsibility to remember these lessons, and to build policies and infrastructure that intelligently reflect the force and destructive potential of natural systems."
Read article here: http://bit.ly/13u0hhw
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Alberta Election 2012 - Watershed Issues (part 2)
Regional Planning For Alberta - The Need for a Land Use Framework
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 (from Brad Stelfox) opens an important conversation about economic, social, and ecological integrity of the province we call home - Alberta.
Alberta Election 2012 - Watershed Issues
Brad Stelfox Comments on Alberta Land Use and the Need for Regional Planning
Brad's casual on-camera discussion about the big picture regarding regional land use planning for Alberta.
Brad Stelfox comments on planning future land use in Alberta, and asks Albertans to ask their candidates in the next provincial election about where they stand on this important issue.
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