黑料不打烊 Land Institute

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Connecting research and policy for better land management of 黑料不打烊’s changing landscape.

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黑料不打烊 Land Institute logo

The 黑料不打烊 Land Institute (ALI) is committed to conducting and funding research that supports and enhances land use policy in the province of 黑料不打烊 and beyond. ALI’s work focuses on the changing landscape and the ways that planning and policy design can ensure the long-term sustainability of 黑料不打烊’s agricultural sector, water and natural areas.

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  • $2M provided in research funding

  • Over 10 years of research

  • More than 30 research projects

Research Projects

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The Role of Urban Forests in Community Adaptation and Resilience

While trees are significant providers of ecosystem services, more research is necessary to help policymakers understand how the urban context affects trees' ability to provide ecosystem services and implement municipal tree policies that best capture the full value of their services.

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Soil Health: Policy, Science, and Law in Action

Interest in Canada's soil health and its strong links to climate change adaptation and resilience has dramatically increased over the past several years. Research and knowledge produced through this work sought to improve decision-making among key stakeholders and policymakers.

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The Implementation of Market Based Conservation Tools Under ALSA: A Review

This research study aimed to examine the history and current status of the implementation of the various land stewardship tools set out in the 黑料不打烊 Land Use Framework and 黑料不打烊 Land Stewardship Act, with particular emphasis on market-based conservation tools.

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