Read about how you can get involved with this citizen science project to collect data on watercourse crossings and help protect habitat for our native trout species!
Reddy, Set, Go! Redd Surveys on Trout Creek
Redds (spawning beds or “nests” where trout lay their eggs at the bottom of the stream) are a crucial component of the trout life cycle; they are how trout reproduce and ensure viable populations in our headwaters. By identifying and documenting the locations of redds, we can help protect sensitive trout populations and habitats.
Magrath Nature Trail Student Project
This guest blog is about the Magrath Nature Trail Project, which was created by grandfather-granddaughter duo Don and Hazel. They are focusing on ways to enhance the trail to benefit the Northern Leopard Frog, and Hazel is learning about environmental stewardship and the democratic process along the way!
Backyard Wilderness - #SAWC17
WATER KEEPERS ON THE BLOOD RESERVE - #SAWC17
When we think of agriculture in Southern Alberta, perhaps huge farms out east come to mind with sophisticated irrigation pivots and loads of potatoes or corn. Here's what two dedicated watershed stewards are doing on the Blood Reserve to rehabilitate some of their agricultural land. William Singer III and Lori Brave Rock are signatories of the Southern Alberta Water Charter #SAWC17. The closing ceremony is coming up on November 17th - who will be getting completion awards?
