Water Management in Alberta's Boreal 2025
Thank you to those presenters who have made their presentations available for sharing!
- Intro to Alberta's Boreal WPACs and SOW Reporting
- Water Quantity and Use in the Athabasca
- Large-Scale Wetland Mapping in AB Using Open Access Satellite Data and AI
- AER - Water Allocation and Drought
- Benthic Invertebrate Initiatives in Northern Alberta
- Alberta Flow Estimation Tool for Ungaged Watersheds
- Forest Management Planning
- Wetlands and Roads in the Boreal
- A Tale of Two Fish
- Water Water Everywhere: Myths of Hyperabundance
- Water Meets Seismic Line: It's Complicated
- Leveraging Citizen Science to Improve Water Monitoring in Alberta's Boreal
- Introducing Alberta's Watercourse Crossing Guidebook
- Woodlands North Watercourse Crossing Examples
- Mackenzie DataStream: An Open Access Hub for Sharing Water Data
- Moving Wetland Science into Practice Case Studies and Lessons Learned from Ducks Unlimited Canada’s Boreal Program
- Arctic Grayling Conservation in the Upper PembinaNorth Watercourse Crossing Examples
The Water Management in Alberta’s Boreal 2025 – the “state” of Boreal Watersheds was a great success! The Athabasca Watershed Council, Lesser Slave Watershed Council and Mighty Peace Watershed Alliance came together from February 25-26 to host another watershed conference in Grande Prairie. One hundred and twenty people gathered to engage in conversation and take in 21 presentations on a variety of topics and from many different perspectives. The keynote speaker John Pattison-Williams with his presentation “Water, Water Everywhere and Not a Drop to Drink”: Exploring the myth of hyperabundance did an excellent job of bringing together our understanding of water, that which we don’t understand and how we manage water. Throughout the conferences people made connections with others involved in water and watershed issues.
Here is the preliminary agenda
