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Athabasca Watershed Council

Beavers in Our Landscape: Workshop Recap

Having beavers on a landscape provides pros and cons. Beavers have unique qualities that benefit the environment, but can be a headache for municipalities and landowners. Coexistence strategies are one form of beaver management being practiced.

Upper Pembina River Fisheries Update

Ashley Johnson, Education Coordinator On October 28th, Alberta Environment and Parks hosted a webinar on the state of the fisheries of the Upper Pembina River.   Mike Blackburn walked those […]

Riparian Restoration: Tree Planting with H2C

On October 20th and 21st, AWC staff and Lisa Card from Highway 2 Conservation collaborated on a riparian restoration site. We planted over 500 trees to help restore the banks of a stream.

Upper Athabasca Biomonitoring Trip

Ashley Johnson, Science and Education Coordinator Over the first weekend of October, our watershed coordinator Sarah, our executive director Petra, and our board member Paula drove to the headwaters of […]

One of the World’s Largest Freshwater Deltas

(contributed piece by Wood Buffalo National Park) Kevin Gedling | kevin.gedling@canada.ca | (867) 621-0782 2020 in Northern Alberta was a springtime no one will forget. A perfect storm of snowy […]

Research & Report Releases – September 2019

The Watershed Leader as a Catalyst for Change  Joseph E. Bonnell, School of Environment and Natural Resources, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OHDallas Z. Hettinger, Specialty Chemical Industry, Belpre, OhioAnne […]