These Water Resources courses cover a broad spectrum of topics, ensuring you stay current with industry standards and best practices.
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Learn how docks, boat lifts, mooring buoys, marinas and related structures are regulated and sited on Crown-owned beds and shores of Alberta lakes and rivers.
Learn how isotope ratios and nutrient concentration trends reveal the sources and fate of nutrients in irrigation canals, and how those findings support nutrient management.
Learn how stable isotope analysis and structured field sampling are used to trace carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus sources that feed aquatic vegetation growth in irrigation canals.
A practical course on managing surface water, solid and hazardous wastes, household wastewater, energy use and neighbour nuisances on Alberta farmsteads using beneficial management practices.
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Construction practices, commissioning activities, monitoring and adaptive management for constructed wetlands in stormwater management facilities in Alberta.
How to assess a candidate site and prepare design plans for a self-sustaining constructed wetland within a stormwater management facility in Alberta.
Requirements for the design, approval, operation and reclamation of temporary onsite wastewater treatment systems at work camps in Alberta.
Treatment, disinfection, facility design, operation, distribution and monitoring standards for municipal drinking water systems in Alberta
Owner obligations, consequence classification, safety management, assessments, emergency planning and decommissioning for dams and canals in Alberta
Build climate-ready communities by mastering the design of adaptive urban environments that seamlessly unify modern water management, strategic zoning, and resilient civil engineering.
