Source Waters Film Premiere on World Water Day, March 22nd, 2021
Join the Red Deer River Watershed Alliance on Monday, March 22nd (World Water Day) at 1 pm for the virtual premiere of our new short film Source Waters: The Rivers That Shape Us.
News
RDRWA releases management recommendations for hydraulic fracturing in the basin
The RDRWA recently released nine management recommendations, alongside a fact sheet about hydraulic fracturing trends in the basin.
AER Seeks Feedback on Temporary Surface Pipelines
The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) is seeking input on a new initiative related to Temporary Surface Pipelines (TSP) and the potential to transport alternative water (e.g., wastewater, produced and flowback water, saline water) via these pipelines. Temporary surface pipelines are temporary…
Thoughts on Gratitude
2020 was many things – “unprecedented”, “extraordinary”, a “new normal”. This holiday season, as we look back on a year unlike any other, we want to take a moment to reflect on one of the bright spots of 2020: gratitude.…
Sneak Peek! Trailer for the RDRWA’s Watershed Film Released
The Red Deer River Watershed Alliance is thrilled to share the official trailer for our upcoming short documentary showcasing the diversity and beauty of our vast watershed. Where does the water in our watershed come from? How much do we…
New Year, New RDRWA Website
Christmas came early this year for the Red Deer River Watershed Alliance, as we launched a new and improved website. Designed to be more user friendly, the new website offers a host of features such as an interactive map portal…
RDRWA Fall Forum and Webinar
For once, the weather was “virtually” perfect for the Red Deer River Watershed Alliance’s 2020 Fall Forum and Webinar, held digitally via Zoom on Tuesday, November 24th. After a warm welcome from the Alliance’s new Executive Director, Josée Méthot, Dr.…
RDRWA releases results of riparian area mapping project in the Medicine-Blindman Rivers watershed
The Red Deer River Watershed Alliance (RDRWA) is pleased to release the results of a new technical study that assesses the intactness (condition) of riparian areas in the Medicine-Blindman Rivers watershed.