Tawatinaw Watershed Working Group
The Tawatinaw Watershed Working Group meets regularly to discuss watershed stewardship opportunities in the Tawatinaw River watershed. The Tawatinaw River watershed covers an area of approximately 746 km2 and is balanced by forests, wetlands, and agriculture. The Tawatinaw River begins at Helliwell Lake before flowing northward by the hamlets of Tawatinaw, Rochester, Perryvale, Meanook, and Colinton to meet the Athabasca River at the Town of Athabasca. To learn more or get involved, email or call Sarah MacDonald at science@awc-wpac.ca or 780-213-4550.
The Tawatinaw Watershed Working Group now has a Water Rangers page! If you’d like to participate in citizen science by helping us take water quality samples of the Tawatinaw River, consider joining the Tawatinaw Watershed Working Group.
Upcoming Events
The next event in the Tawatinaw watershed will be a meeting of the Tawatinaw Watershed Working Group on February 10th.
If you’d like to be involved with the Tawatinaw Watershed Working Group, contact our project coordinator Caity at communications@awc-wpac.ca
Meeting Minutes
On behalf of the Tawatinaw Watershed Working Group, we extend our deepest gratitude to the Land Stewardship Center for awarding us the Watershed Stewardship Grant. This generous contribution recognizes our commitment to preserving and enhancing the health of the Tawatinaw watershed. With these funds, we are empowered to continue our vital work in watershed conservation, education, and community engagement. Our collaborative efforts to protect our precious water resources will be significantly bolstered by this support. We are excited to embark on new initiatives and projects that this grant will enable, ensuring a sustainable and thriving ecosystem for generations to come. Thank you for your trust and investment in our mission and the future of the Tawatinaw watershed.
