What We Do ...
Adapting new technologies that improve water use is an ongoing process in Alberta's Irrigation Districts. Automated controls, new water control devices and enhanced monitoring equipment ensures water is used as effectively and carefully as possible. Research provides the scientific basis on which to build new policies and develop new and improved practices.
Adapting new technologies that improve water use is an ongoing process in Alberta's Irrigation Districts. Automated controls, new water control devices and enhanced monitoring equipment ensures water is used as effectively and carefully as possible. Research provides the scientific basis on which to build new policies and develop new and improved practices.
Research and Technology Outcomes ...
Ongoing and future research opportunities at pilot project, government and post-secondary learning institutions are developed, funded and carried out in a manner that allows for science and management-based adaptation practices to be identified and validated.
Ongoing and future research opportunities at pilot project, government and post-secondary learning institutions are developed, funded and carried out in a manner that allows for science and management-based adaptation practices to be identified and validated.
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Suite 909, 400 - 4th Avenue South, Lethbridge, Alberta, T1J 4E1, CANADA
Phone (403) 328-3063 Fax (403) 327-1043
Suite 909, 400 - 4th Avenue South, Lethbridge, Alberta, T1J 4E1, CANADA
Phone (403) 328-3063 Fax (403) 327-1043