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Alberta Chapter

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Welcome to the Alberta Chapter of the Canadian Land Reclamation Association. We are Alberta’s oldest environmental non-profit organization. We represent reclamation and environmental practitioners from many different disciplines.

Our chapter is a vibrant part of the reclamation movement within Alberta and includes private and corporate members alike. Our membership includes consultants, regulators, and service providers that work in a variety of industries, such as energy, mining, forestry, transportation, renewables, and agriculture.

The Alberta CLRA Chapter actively participates with mentorship programs and provides scholarships for all post-secondary institutions with an interest in reclamation.

Our Vision

Recognized world leaders in the field of Reclamation for future generations.

Our Mission

Advancing, promoting, and celebrating the profession of reclamation through collaboration, education, and engagement with our members and the public. 

Our Values

Connection-Responsibility-Integrity-Excellence-Recognition

 

The Alberta CLRA Chapter Provides Opportunities for Networking and Education for Our Membership and Any Interested Persons Wanting to Participate:

  • Lunch & Learns (in person and virtual): Invites members and non-members alike for the opportunity to network and gain knowledge in the reclamation community through a series of informative sessions offered by various subject matter experts. Topics include land reclamation and rehabilitation, abandonments, procurement, and business in energy.

  • Annual Conference: The Alberta CLRA hosts an annual conference with attendance of over 500 attendees, providing over 40 technical presentations, regulator updates, featured speakers, student scholarship awards, and networking opportunities.

  • Charity Golf Tournament: A networking event where we raise money for regionally focused environmental and land reclamation charities, such as Western Sky Land Trust.

  • Alberta Showcase: New in 2024! The Alberta CLRA Chapter hosts one-day events throughout various regions in Alberta. These are focused on regional reclamation/ environmental issues, solutions, and technical advances.

  • Student Mentorship: We collaborate with Alberta Universities, Colleges and Secondary Institutions with environmental-based studies to offer networking, scholarship opportunities, and training for students.

  • Support for Non-Profit Organizations: Our support for other environmental nonprofits is primarily focused on initiatives protecting wild spaces. We have been working with Project Forest and Western Sky Land Trust to date.

  • Collaboration with other CLRA Chapters: We work closely with the National Chapter, British Columbia Chapter, Saskatchewan Chapter, Ontario Chapter, Quebec Chapter and the Chapter of the Atlantic Provinces.