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The Team
Miistakis Institute
The Miistakis Institute is a research institute affiliated with Mount Royal University that brings people and ideas together to promote healthy communities and landscapes. At Miistakis we study the landscape so we can help people conserve it; and we celebrate innovative research by making it accessible to communities and decision-makers. The communities we work with can be landowners and their networks, any level of government, visionary corporations, leading edge scientists, environmental NGO’s – anyone in need of science-based support for practical, sustainable, resource management decision-making. The areas where we focus our efforts are human wildlife coexistence, citizen science for conservation, conservation planning and policy, municipalities and conservation, private land conservation, and transportation ecology. In all cases, our approach is the same: identify the need, define the problem, solve the problem.
Blood Tribe Land Management
The Blood Tribe Land Management Department- Environmental Division, and Kainai Ecosystem Protection Association (KEPA) continually develops, implements and maintains an effective system of administrative service delivery to ensure and facilitate sustainable land and resource use, occupancy and development of the Blood Reserve for the equitable benefit of present and future generations of Kainai (the Blood Tribe), in accordance with Kainaiysinni” and “The Declaration of the Blood Tribe Elders”.
Cows and Fish – Alberta Riparian Habitat Management Society
Cows and Fish – Alberta Riparian Habitat Management Society is an environmental non-profit with the mission to promote healthy landscapes by fostering riparian stewardship. They work side-by-side with land owners and other organizations to ensure riparian ecosystems are kept healthy and functioning within the constraints of the various land use pressure of a working landscape.
