by Mitch Wincentaylo | Feb 19, 2025
The Athabasca Watershed Council is looking for citizen scientists and volunteers to join the newly formed headwaters working group to help support the health and sustainability of the watershed! The primary focus of the working group includes: – Identify areas...
by Mitch Wincentaylo | Feb 13, 2025
Do you own an acreage, hobby farm, or recreational property? Are you interested in learning about responsible land management, riparian assessments, and how to access funding for stewardship initiatives and projects? Then join the Land Stewardship Center, Athabasca...
by Aquatic Invasive Species Program | Feb 13, 2025
Aquatic invasive species (AIS) pose a serious threat to biodiversity, fish health, drinking water, irrigation, and aquatic recreation. The protection of our waters heavily relies on public reporting to expand provincial monitoring capacity for new AIS locations and...
by Mitch Wincentaylo | Feb 5, 2025
The Athabasca Watershed Council presents “Water Quality in the Pembina River Watershed” Join us for this free online event featuring Charette Pell Poscente Environmental presentation on the 2-year water quality monitoring program in the Pembina watershed,...
by Mitch Wincentaylo | Feb 5, 2025
