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2021-2022 AB WPACs Report
Childrens Watershed Activity Page!
Print this blank sheet and design the waterdrop to show what you like to do in the watershed. Then send it to our office
Welcome to Alberta's largest watershed
The Mighty Peace Watershed Alliance (MPWA) is the official Watershed Planning and Advisory Council for the Peace/Slave River Basin. It is a multi-sector, not-for-profit society committed to planning for an ecologically healthy watershed while ensuring environmental, economic and social sustainability. The Alliance includes stakeholders and representatives of communities that use consensus, adaptive management, and innovation to understand and promote living within the watershed.
You are invited to our Annual General Meeting!
Summer 2021 LakeKeepers Report
Thanks to all the volunteers who spent so much time sampling lakes around the Peace Watershed so that we can improve our understanding of our lakes and how to best care for them.
Surface Water Workshop Trailer
Here are some highlights of the Surface Water Workshop that was held in Rycroft. Stay tuned for the full recording.
Welcome to the Updated Board of Directors (and their named alternates). For more information on the elected Directors can be found under the 'About' tab on the website.
Wapiti Watershed Source Water Protection Plan
The plan is complete. Thanks everyone for all your contributions. We will follow up with decision-makers to see how we can implement the recommendations of the report.
Integrated Watershed Management Plan
Our Integrated Watershed Management Plan is done! Please take a look at it and see how we can work together to better manage the watershed. Renewals will occur on a regular basis but for now the focus is on implementing the recommendations of the plan. Check out the plan here.
State of the Watershed
The State of the Watershed is a snapshot of the conditions in the Peace and Slave River Watersheds in Alberta. The Alliance is using the report as a baseline as we assess the effectiveness of actions taken and track changes in the watershed.
We hope that you will find the tool educational and useful. Please contact us with any questions or comments.