Links

Links

Alberta Government

Other:

Alberta Energy Regulator

This is the report of multi-stakeholder panel struck by the Alberta Energy Regulator to look at reducing the use of high quality non-saline water in unconventional Oil and Gas Development.

State of the Watershed Resources:

Alberta Geological Survey

Here is the home. There are a variety of resources for the Peace and Slave Watershed on different parts of the website.

Alberta Lake Management Society

ALMS is focussed on lakes throughout Alberta and does stewardship, monitoring and reporting. Check out their webpage for information on lakes that interest you.

Alberta Tomorrow

What is this? Alberta Tomorrow is a modelling application and that means that it does not make predictions about the future but rather presents one possible future scenario out of many. Why is this useful? It allows  us to have an idea of how our activities across the land impact our province all together.  How is this connected to the MPWA and watershed things? The MPWA is interested the watershed – all land surrounding the water – and not just the water, so this helps think about what changes could be made on the land to make sure we have the water that we want. This is for educational purposes only and MPWA does not endorse any particular views of Alberta tomorrow.

Alberta Water Portal

A not-for-profit society that provides general water and watershed information relevant to Alberta.

Basin Information Resources:

Other Watershed Planning and Advisory Councils:

Trout Unlimited

Water North Coalition

Water North Coalition: Aquatera

The WNC is a group of northern community leaders and water and wastewater partners working together to advance sustainable water systems in our northern communities through advocacy; education and awareness; and recruitment, training and retention.

Watershed Stewardship Groups

The Nature Conservancy has released a report about source water protection planning. This concept involves using Watershed Management, changing what we do on the landscape, to improve water quality and quantity. Learn more here.

Wetland Centre

Ducks Unlimited Canada’s National Boreal Program is collaborating with a lot of partners in the Wetland Centre at Evergreen Park, in the County of Grande Prairie, Alberta. Learn more here.