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This Index page includes all Lunch & Learn recordings and Research Shorts, organized by the date they were posted. You can explore the archive, search by keyword or filter by research theme.
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Webinar: Moose Research Initiative
On Tuesday, September 22, 2026, Dr. Laura Finnegan (fRI Research) provided an overview of moose ecology and habitat in Alberta, approaches for monitoring moose, and the five research themes of the Moose Research Initiative, a research program developed by forestry partners.
Webinar: Engelmann and White Spruce Extreme Climate Genomics
On Tuesday, July 28th, 2026, Dr. Gabriele Nocchi and Dr. Sam Yeaman (University of Calgary) shared about their research into genetic variation across spruce populations, exploring adaptive genes and linkages to tree health and productivity in a changing climate.
Webinar: Climate Change Risks and Bull Trout
Jan. 14, 2026: In this special double-header webinar, Doug Turner shared results of a comprehensive Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment and Adaptation Strategy across five FMUs in Alberta, and Mark Poesch shared findings from a study examining bull trout habitat and factors that influence it.