We’ve summarized a recent paper about global freshwater biodiversity loss, and added commentary on relevant freshwater policies and regulations in Alberta.
2020 Summer Forecast
Now that we are officially into summer, you may be wondering what kind of summer 2020 has in store for us. Will there be wildfires causing thick, smoky air, making it difficult to spend time enjoying nature? Will farmers have a good crop, bringing economic stability to our region? Will there be water restrictions? Floods?
Sasquatch Says... Leave No Trace!
Learning At Home 2020
Annual Tour Showcases Sustainable Agriculture in Lethbridge County
Students Won Cash Prizes for Watershed Proposals
Summer 2019 With the "Saskatchewan Sisters"
Sydney and Rebekkah's Favourite Things
Moopher's Amazing Journey to the Sea
Managing Weeds in SW Alberta
Halfway Through the Summer with the ‘Saskatchewan Sisters’
Only Rain Down the Drain
Alberta Rivers online tool and app
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!
2019 Summer Events
Meet Sydney and Rebekkah
(Still) Staking Out the Backcountry
My Experience on the Board
For the readers who do not know me very well, my name is Antoine Gendron and I am a University of Lethbridge student. I am completing my fifth year of post secondary school (2-year Sport Management and Ministry Diploma and 3rd year at U of L) and the Bachelor of Science portion of my mixed Bachelor of Science and Education. I became involved with the Oldman Watershed Council because of my passion for environmental science, leadership, education, and positive change.
