Wildfire is a natural and healthy part of the ecosystem, but we all must do our part to make sure they stay safe and in control.
Randy's Parting Impressions
Farewell to our 2021 Outreach Assistants
ABC's of the Alberta Watercourse Crossing Inventory (AbWCI) App
Camp Cooking à la Outreach Assistants
Public Lands Passes & Permits
Hiding in the Headwaters: Species at Risk
Summit Safety Smarts - Part 2
Don't Sweat It: Willow Staking in a Heat Wave
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.
Is there a vaccine for the watershed?
Seeding at Naapi's Garden
Randy's First Impressions
Summit Safety Smarts - Pt. 1
There's a Snake in my Nest Box!
2021 Outreach Assistants
Oldman River Basin Water Allocation Order
The Watershed Adventures of Quiche
Coal Announcement: Your questions answered
“After extensive public outcry from citizens, ranchers, First Nations, environmental groups, municipalities, and artists, yesterday Alberta’s Minister of Energy, Sonya Savage, announced the 1976 Coal Policy was reinstated and issued a directive to the Alberta Energy Regulator….”
