The OWC received an Emerald Legacy Award in June 2025 for our proven record of environmental excellence! From OWC’s formation in the early 2000s, to our role now as a source of trusted information and a place for collective action, read on for highlights from the last 20+ years.
Get to know our local bumble bees! This blog is a shortened version of Jessenia Buzunis-Delagneau’s “Bumble Bees of Lethbridge, Alberta” guide, which summarizes her 2024 thesis project.
SACPA recently invited us to present at the Lethbridge Public Library and give an update on our current research. Anna Garleff, Communications Specialist, and Shannon Frank, Executive Director, welcomed a full house and were excited to present history, maps, timelines and videos to the crowd. Thank you for coming - we had representation from throughout the watershed and we were thrilled to see everyone there. Here's the narrated PowerPoint for those who couldn't make it.
How old is the Oldman? That is to say, how far back in human memory do we have stories about our region? SAPA and the Lethbridge Public Library are hosting the OWC on November 23rd at an EVENING EVENT sneak peek behind-the-scenes of our Film Project. We will be showcasing the research on our historical maps and timeline which underscore present-day watershed issues and the videos we are making about them. All are welcome, admission is free. We hope you will bring a friend and join us!
