DUC and the ABMI are bringing their combined knowledge and expertise to take on this important work together.

Participate in Edmonton's first ever photo BioBlitz. June 11-14th, 2020.

NWSAR + ABMI Joint Media Release. In Alberta’s remote Northwest, municipalities, trappers, and scientists are forging a unique alliance to fill gaps in our understanding of regional wildlife.

New to Alberta! Arctic Haircap Moss, or Polytrichum hyperboreum has now been detected in Alberta.

Innotech Alberta and the Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute are seeking up to 35 qualified summer Field Technologists to survey terrestrial and/or aquatic biodiversity indicators.

Data for 2017 has now been added to ABMI's species-level data.

In partnership with the Bioacoustic Unit at the University of Alberta, the ABMI announced the public launch of WildTrax: an online platform for storing, managing, processing, and sharing environmental sensor data.

Exciting finding! Two paintbrush specimens, collected in 2018, have been tentatively identified as Castilleja elegans, or elegant paintbrush.

They've done it again! At the ABMI's Processing Centre (Royal Alberta Museum), Alex Lapierre has identified a new species record for the province of Alberta from the 2017 ABMI wetland samples.

Tune in to learn about our citizen science application, NatureLynx!