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CLRA/ACRSD is a non-profit organization that was incorporated in 1975.

The Association encourages personal and corporate involvement where reclamation or rehabilitation of disturbed lands is planned or implemented.

09/29/2026

🍂 October is almost here—which means ARC2026 is almost here!

Join CLRA Atlantic October 7–9 in Quispamsis, New Brunswick, for the 2026 Atlantic Reclamation Conference.

From technical presentations and student posters to field tours, exhibitors, networking opportunities, the National AGM, and the National Awards Dinner, ARC2026 will bring the reclamation community together for three days of learning and connection.

🌿 Where Restoration Meets Innovation.

👉 Register now and be part of ARC2026! https://www.clra.ca/2026-atlantic-reclamation-conference-arc2026/

09/28/2026

đź’Ľ Looking for your next opportunity in reclamation?

The CLRA Job Board connects professionals with career opportunities across the land reclamation and environmental sector.

Whether you’re actively looking for your next role or simply keeping an eye on what’s happening in the industry, check the CLRA Job Board regularly for new opportunities.

👉 Explore current postings and take the next step in your career. https://www.clra.ca/careers/

09/24/2026

🌱 Two weeks until ARC2026!

The reclamation community is coming together in Atlantic Canada for three days of technical presentations, networking, field tours, student research, exhibits, and celebration.

📅 October 7–9
📍 Qplex, Quispamsis, New Brunswick

Whether you’re a seasoned professional, student, researcher, regulator, or industry leader, ARC2026 is an opportunity to learn, connect, and contribute to the conversation.

👉 Have you registered yet? https://www.clra.ca/2026-atlantic-reclamation-conference-arc2026/

09/23/2026

📣 Calling reclamation professionals, researchers, practitioners, and students!

The call for abstracts for the CLRA Alberta 2027 Conference is open—and the submission deadline is approaching.

Have a project, research finding, case study, innovation, or lesson learned to share with the reclamation community?

Now is the time to submit your abstract.

⏰ Deadline: October 5, 2026

👉 Share your knowledge and help shape the 2027 conference program. https://www.clra.ca/alberta/clra-alberta-2027-conference-call-for-abstracts-now-open/

09/21/2026

📣 The CLRA Prairies Environmental Symposium is almost here!

Have you registered yet?

Join the Saskatchewan and Manitoba CLRA Chapters for the 2nd Annual CLRA Prairies Environmental Symposium and connect with others working to advance reclamation and environmental stewardship across the region.

🌾 Learn. Connect. Share. Collaborate.

👉 Register today and join us! https://www.clra.ca/saskatchewan/2nd-annual-clra-prairie-environmental-symposium/

09/17/2026

🌿 Reclamation is about more than restoring landscapes—it’s about sharing knowledge, building partnerships, and advancing better practices.

That’s what ARC2026 is all about.

Join CLRA Atlantic October 7–9 in Quispamsis, NB, for technical presentations, student research, field tours, exhibits, networking, and more.

📅 October 7–9, 2026
📍 Qplex, Quispamsis, NB

👉 Don’t miss your opportunity to be part of ARC2026! https://www.clra.ca/2026-atlantic-reclamation-conference-arc2026/

09/16/2026

The 2nd Annual CLRA Prairies Environmental Symposium is quickly approaching.

Make plans to join reclamation professionals and environmental practitioners from across the Prairies for a day of knowledge sharing, collaboration, and networking.

If you haven’t registered yet, now is the time!

👉 Secure your spot today. https://www.clra.ca/saskatchewan/2nd-annual-clra-prairie-environmental-symposium/

09/15/2026

🏔️ B.C.’s 49th Annual Mine Reclamation Symposium is just around the corner!

Join the British Columbia Technical and Research Committee on Reclamation in Fort St. John for four days focused on mine reclamation, technical knowledge, networking, field tours, and industry collaboration.

📅 September 21–24, 2026
📍 Pomeroy Hotel & Conference Centre, Fort St. John, B.C.
đź’» In-person and virtual options available

Whether you’re attending the technical sessions, exploring the field tours, or connecting with fellow reclamation professionals, this is an event not to miss.

👉 Register today! https://events.trcr.bc.ca/event/trcr-49th-annual-mine-reclamation-symposium-2026/

09/14/2026

Our first Fall Lunch & Learn session is coming up quick!
Join us on September 17th to learn from the Founder of Momotus technologies, Michael Benson, as he walks us through using AI in a Regulated Environment.

After fifteen years in environmental consulting and project management practice with Stantec, Dillon, the Confederacy of Mainland Mi'kmaq and in renewable energy development, Michael built Momotus to make environmental intelligence accessible, affordable and available on demand, so projects keep moving, risk comes down, and internal teams get more done.

This session looks at how to use AI in a regulated environment, and where it actually sits in environmental evaluations in 2026: what it can be trusted with, what it cannot, and how a coded regulatory rules engine keeps the writing traceable back to the source. AI should never be trusted to decide what to say, only how to say it. Relevant to anyone producing registrations, baseline reports, remediation plans or reclamation documentation across Atlantic Canada.

Register today: https://clra.member365.com/.../fbc958f3fa9c33722a0885b3.../1

09/10/2026

Our first Fall Lunch & Learn session is coming up quick!

Join us on September 17th to learn from the Founder of Momotus technologies, Michael Benson, as he walks us through using AI in a Regulated Environment

After fifteen years in environmental consulting and project management practice with Stantec, Dillon, the Confederacy of Mainland Mi'kmaq and in renewable energy development, Michael built Momotus to make environmental intelligence accessible, affordable and available on demand, so projects keep moving, risk comes down, and internal teams get more done.

This session looks at how to use AI in a regulated environment, and where it actually sits in environmental evaluations in 2026: what it can be trusted with, what it cannot, and how a coded regulatory rules engine keeps the writing traceable back to the source. AI should never be trusted to decide what to say, only how to say it. Relevant to anyone producing registrations, baseline reports, remediation plans or reclamation documentation across Atlantic Canada.

Register today: https://clra.member365.com/public/event/details/fbc958f3fa9c33722a0885b32f5a2c13badd9781/1

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