This holiday season, with your help we can make a real difference for rivers, lands, and communities in central Alberta. The Red Deer River Watershed Alliance has been an integral part of the community since 2006. As your local Watershed…
As 2021 winds to a close, I want to thank all of the organizations, volunteers, and partners who make the work of the Red Deer River Watershed Alliance possible. Together we are generating real momentum toward our vision of a…
What role can municipalities play in watershed management? The Red Deer River Watershed Alliance is pleased to release the newest video in our Spotlight Series, Planning for Tomorrow as our gift to you this holiday season! Designed as a resource…
How can local communities prepare for drought and build resilience? The Red Deer River Watershed Alliance’s Fall Forum was held on November 10th, with over 50 municipal staff, elected officials, and key stakeholders participating in a conference exploring the hot…
The Red Deer River Watershed Alliance would like to extend a warm welcome to the councillors, mayors and reeves elected in October 2021. We look forward to the opportunity to work together on watershed projects in your communities. The RDRWA…
Lights, Camera, Action! The Red Deer River Watershed Alliance (RDRWA) hopes to get Albertans “hooked” on watershed management through two new short video projects being produced this fall. Native Fish Need Our Help Thirty-two different fish species have been observed…
[It’s mid-October, two weeks have passed since the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Due to illnesses in our team, we were unable to post this blog on September 30th as planned. We are posting it now, recognizing that truth…
Why are riparian areas so essential to the health of our land and water? A small but enthusiastic group of local community members joined the Agroforestry and Woodlot Extension Society (AWES), for their Blindman River Riparian Walk and Talk at…