Mackenzie River Basin State of the Aquatic Ecosystem Report (MRB SOAER) for Environment and Climate Change Canada

In partnership with Associated Environmental, IEG conducted an aquatic health assessment (State of the Aquatic Ecosystem Report) of the Mackenzie River Basin for Environment and Climate Change Canada.
Kitatipithitamak Mithwayawin: Indigenous-led planning and responses to coronavirus

IEG is a partner on the Kitatipithitamak Mithwayawin project. The team is being led by Stephane McLachlan at the University of Manitoba and an Advisory Council made up of Health Directors, Tribal Councils, and Health authorities from Manitoba and Ontario.
Establishing Nitrogen Critical Loads in Alberta’s Oil Sands

Assessing the impacts of experimentally applied nitrogen additions to jack pine forests, bogs and fens in the oil-sands region of northeastern Alberta to determine critical loads for nitrogen emissions in the region.
Predicting Ecosystem Occurrence For Mine Reclamation

Developing methods to reliably predict soil water and ecosystem occurrence in severely disturbed landscapes.
Support to Develop an Access Management Plan in Fort McKay’s Traditional Territory

IEG represents and supports Fort McKay in negotiations with the Government of Alberta to develop an access management plan for the west side of Fort McKay’s Traditional Territory.
Evaluating Surface Mining Reclamation Success

Developing an ecosystem-based criteria-and-indicators framework to measure reclamation performance
Fort Chipewyan Métis (Local #125) Land Use and Indigenous Knowledge Study

For the Suncor Base Mine Extension (BMX) Project (2018-2020)
Traditional Plant Study in Fort McKay

IEG worked with Fort McKay community members to develop and verify a comprehensive list of important culturally used plants.
Fort Chipewyan Metis (Local #125) Land Use and Indigenous Knowledge Study and Cultural Impact Assessment

For the Suncor Base Mine Extension (BMX) Project (2018-2020) FCM BMX Project *Project summary forthcoming
Fort McKay Cumulative Effects Study

An assessment of cumulative effects from resource development in Fort McKay’s Traditional Territory, and identification of land-management tools to mitigate these effects.