Welcome to CEMA DATASETS Library

  “The Cumulative Environmental Management Association (CEMA) is the leading multi-stakeholder group operating in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo. Based in Fort McMurray, Alberta and operating for over 12 years CEMA is a non profit association which employees a professional secretariat to coordination its world class research through its working groups’ on Land, Air, Water and Reclamation.

With over 50 members who sit in one of CEMA four caucuses’ Aboriginal, Government, Environmental Non Profit Group and Industry.  CEMA membership is comprised of the First Nations and Métis Groups; municipal, provincial and federal governments; environmental advocacy groups; educational institutions; and the largest mining and in-situ oilsands operators in the world.

Operating in the heart of Canada’s Boral Forest CEMA has built an important partnership with the local First Nations and Métis people of the region.  Through its Aboriginal Coordinating Committee CEMA supports the Traditional Environmental Knowledge Advisory Committee.

CEMA role in this oilsands region is to produces recommendations to government regulators pertaining to the cumulative impact of oilsands development in north-eastern Alberta. Since its inception CEMA has delivered over 10 major management frameworks on Ozone, Acid Deposition, Trace Metals, Nitrogen, Ecosystems and Water.

CEMA has a multi-million dollar annual budget and has an aggressive work plan that is developed independently by its working groups. 

For more information visit www.cemaonline.ca.

The CEMA datasets library is a unique tool developed by CEMA to store and catalogue all the data and research that CEMA has accumulated since its inception. The tool is designed for ease of access so that any researcher may search and easily locate information housed within the data library. The vision is that this tool will be accessible to not only the CEMA members but to all stakeholders who desire access to information in the region and that any additional information within the CEMA study region housed by others can also be shared within the datasets library and accessed by interested stakeholders.

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Report`s Data
Data used to create CEMA reports are currently being added to the Library. 

CEMA and WG Members Access
CEMA and Working Group Members can access close to 1000 of CEMA related documents.  If you are the Member please contact us to gain access.