From the North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance:
After our last educational forum, we asked you what topics we should focus on next, and groundwater was one of the top three requests. So, our first NSWA forum of 2019 will be held on Wednesday, February 27 at Clymont Hall in Parkland County and the topic is “Groundwater – Our Hidden Water Resource”. Read More
A riparian area is defined as the strip of moisture-loving vegetation growing along the edge of a natural water body. A riparian management zone usually extends from the water’s edge to the upland area.
What progress has been made to protect and improve riparian areas in the North Saskatchewan River watershed? Read More
The North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance and the Vermillion River Watershed Alliance are holding a series of events in November to launch the Vermilion River Watershed Restoration & Enhancement Project. From the NSWA website:
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Brought to you by the North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance and the Vermilion River Watershed Alliance
14 November 2015 Read More
Brought to you by the North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance and the Vermilion River Watershed Alliance
14 November 2015 Read More
Brought to you by the North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance and the Vermilion River Watershed Alliance
14 November 2015 Read More
Brought to you by the North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance and the Vermilion River Watershed Alliance
14 November 2015 Read More
Brought to you by the North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance and the Vermilion River Watershed Alliance
14 November 2015 Read More
The NSWA is pleased to announce its newest publication: Atlas of the North Saskatchewan River Watershed. The content has been gathered from a number of sources, including technical studies prepared by the NSWA. The Atlas is intended to provide a broad overview of the watershed, its natural attributes and the nature of human activities affecting it. We hope the Atlas will increase public awareness about the watershed and the need to manage it carefully to protect water supplies for future generations. Read More
