ALUS Canada launches new booklets to help farmers and ranchers monitor ALUS projects for best success
What does success with ALUS projects look like? Check out the new round of our “Success with ALUS Projects” guidebooks, now available thanks to funding from the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF).
While the first series (launched in 2019) focused on how to establish and maintain ALUS projects in ALUS Canada’s Eastern Hub, the new series focuses on how to monitor ALUS wetland projects, erosion-control projects, tree and shrub projects, and grassland projects, for best results.
We hope these booklets help ALUS participants enhance the production of ecosystem services on their agricultural land, as leaders of environmental stewardship in their communities.
ALUS Program Coordinators can get print copies from ALUS Canada’s Eastern Hub Manager (Alyssa Cousineau), and share them with participating farmers and ranchers interested in guidance on monitoring their ALUS projects.
French versions are forthcoming this summer.
Previews are available on ALUS.ca’s Resources page, under “Other Relevant Reports.”
The new round of booklets includes:
“Monitoring Wetland & Erosion-Control ALUS Projects: How to monitor wetland projects & erosion-control projects in ALUS Canada’s Eastern Hub.” Download it here.
“Monitoring ALUS Tree & Shrub Projects: How to Monitor Tree & Shrub Projects in ALUS Canada’s Eastern Hub.” Download it here.
“Monitoring ALUS Grassland Projects: How to monitor grassland projects in ALUS Canada’s Eastern Hub.” Download it here.
The first series of booklets includes:
“Success with ALUS Wetland Projects: How to establish and maintain wetland projects in ALUS Canada’s Eastern Hub.” Download it here.
“Success with ALUS Tree and Shrub Projects: How to establish and maintain tree & shrub projects in ALUS Canada’s Eastern Hub.” Download it here.
“Success with ALUS Grassland Projects: How to establish and maintain grassland projects in ALUS Canada’s Eastern Hub.” Download it here.
“Success with ALUS Erosion-Control Projects: How to establish and maintain erosion-control projects in ALUS Canada’s Eastern Hub.” Download it here.