Overview
As we launch into the final phase of the Habitat & Biodiversity Assessment Tool (HBAT) project taking place across Canada, we’re taking you on a short tour of some HBATs that are launching or live on the landscape. These webinars featuring HBAT across different provinces will include discussion and demo of tool access, outcomes, and impacts or potential for impact across each region. For more information on the HBAT project, you can click here.
Session Summary
Wednesday, October 16th, kicks off with the Alberta HBAT. Lisa Nadeau, Alberta EFP Director, joins us to demonstrate a walkthrough of the Alberta HBAT, including how it’s utilized as part of the Environmental Farm Plan program, as well as highlight the results of implementation. Audience questions are welcome, and the webinar will be recorded for post-viewing access to registrants.
Webinars:
Wednesday, Oct 16th, 11-12 pm Mountain Time (10-11 am PT, 1-2 pm ET, 2-3 pm AT)
Wednesday, Oct 30th, 11-12 pm Mountain Time (10-11 am PT, 1-2 pm ET, 2-3 pm AT)
Wednesday, Nov 6th, 11-12 pm Mountain Time (10-11 am PT, 1-2 pm ET, 2-3 pm AT)
Wednesday, Nov 13, 11-12 pm Mountain Time (10-11 am PT, 1-2 pm ET, 2-3 pm AT)
If you have any questions, contact [email protected].
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