About Us - Alberta Sustainable Resource Development
Albertans across the province enjoy a great abundance of natural resources. Sustainable Resource Development (SRD) works with Albertans across the province to ensure a balance between the economic, environmental and social values of our province. We fight forest fires, manage fish and wildlife, oversee the development of Alberta's forests, and manage the use of public lands.
Alberta Sustainable Resource Development’s Vision:
Alberta's lands, forests, fish and wildlife benefit present and future Albertans.
Our Mission:
Sustainable Resource Development encourages balanced and responsible use of Alberta's natural resources through the application of leading practices in management, science, and stewardship.
Ministry Structure
- Minister's Office
- Organization Chart - January 2009
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Reporting Initiatives
Sustainable Resource Development:
- Business Plan 2008-2011
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Annual Report 2007-2008
(Size: 7 MB)
Government of Alberta:
- Natural
Resources Conservation Board (NRCB)
The NRCB conducts independent public reviews of major, non-energy, natural resource projects and also regulates Alberta's confined feeding operations. - Surface
Rights Board
The Surface Rights Board conducts hearings when operators and landowners or occupants fail to agree on entry or compensation related to resource activity on privately owned lands or occupied public lands.
- Land
Compensation Board
The Land Compensation Board establishes compensation when private land is expropriated by a public authority for projects in the public interest.
Updated: September 30, 2008