The Crowsnest Quad Squad has made an official press release ... sedimentation, erosion, habitats and riparian zones (READ: "Stream Crossings") are a theme ...
What's your opinion?
SAVE THE DATE - GRAND OPENING OF THE NEW OWC OFFICE!
Many thanks to the hardworking volunteers who helped us move from our old offices out at the provincial government's Research Centre into our new space downtown! There are two departments in particular that have been long-time supporters of OWC and we we would like to thank for 10 years' of office space for the OWC. They are: the Irrigation Branch and the Water Quality Branch, They have been involved in many projects over the years. We are looking forward to making our new office a community space where we will be having regular events and bring in other related businesses and NGOs that share our vision for a sustainable watershed. Currently, Environment Lethbridge has joined us, and we look forward to expanding our community hub.
The Groundhog said SPRING!
OHVs and the OWC: Where Do We Stand?
WLP Applications open til FEBRUARY 12th
How safe is our groundwater in southern Alberta? New study - the science is out!
Local Ecology seen from the Blackfoot Paradigm OPEN HOUSE
With confidence that short notice is better than none at all, I would like to extend an invitation to residents of the Oldman Watershed, to join myself and the staff of the Helen Schuler Nature Center in Lethbridge, for an open house event tomorrow afternoon, January 14th from 2:00 – 5:30. We will be celebrating the unveiling of two new exhibits featuring models for understanding and appreciating our local ecology…
#greendrinksyql - What is Green Drinks?
This month’s Green Drinks Lethbridge was attended by long-time residents as well as neophytes who recently arrived in the city. It was a friendly and relaxed assemblage that gathered ‘round the tables, including staff from the Oldman Watershed Council, Environment Lethbridge, and the Helen Schuler Nature Centre; people with backgrounds in environmental consulting, farming, and the healthcare industry; and interested community members...
December Newsletter
If you are curious about what our new staff members have been up to and want the latest details on what's happening around the watershed, check out our December newsletter.... What's NOT in there is that we will be finally moving our offices in the first week of January. Anyone with willing hands to help pack, unpack and set up our space - please get in touch <3 We are also looking for office furniture and equipment to help us get settled in - we'll be needing everything from desks to dishes.
With all best wishes for a very merry Christmas and happy holidays!
Is our Oldman watershed in a Federal-Provincial tug-of-war?
Who's the boss of the water? The province? The feds? The town? How can anyone make sense out of all this legislation? Who is responsible for something like flooding, anyway? Our Political Science Intern, Mairin Gettman, takes a look at legislation and how it affects the watershed. A BIG SHOUT OUT to Adam Driedzic of the Environmental Law Centre, who assisted in no small way with this project: THANK YOU!
