Since 2016, ALUS Flagstaff has been proudly delivering cleaner water, cleaner air and more biodiversity to the community.
Covering a geographic area of nearly a million acres (more than 4,000 km²), the ALUS Flagstaff program focuses on encouraging landowners, typically agricultural producers, to create conservation projects for prairie potholes, wetlands and other marginally productive farmland in this agricultural and oil-producing region southeast of Edmonton.
ALUS Flagstaff helps protect habitat and water quality in Iron Creek and the beautiful Battle River watershed. Financial and technical support is provided to Flagstaff area farmers in return for their management of ALUS projects established on their lands.
For more information, please contact the ALUS Flagstaff coordinator.
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News & Events
ALUS Canada announces new funding from the Canadian Agricultural Partnership in Alberta
ALUS Canada’s Western Hub to benefit from nearly $450,000 in new funding from the Canadian Agricultural Partnership in Alberta (Environmental Stewardship and Climate Change program). PRESS RELEASE | Calgary, Alberta, March 25, 2020 | ALUS Canada announces nearly...
ALUS participants win 2018 OTIS awards
Battle River Watershed Alliance recognizes outstanding stewardship work of Alana and Justin Schamber (ALUS Wetaskiwin-Leduc), and Marie and Don Ruzicka (ALUS Flagstaff) Congratulations to ALUS participants Alana and Justin Schamber (ALUS Wetaskiwin-Leduc) and Marie...
Western Summit
ALUS Flagstaff hosted 22 members of ALUS Canada’s Western Hub for two jam-packed days of learning, collaboration and problem-solving in Alberta. Where else but at ALUS Canada’s Western Hub Conference can someone learn how to build a bat box, tour innovative ALUS...