EDUCATION PROGRAM - The next Lake Ecology Field Program will be offered in the spring of 2018. Application deadline is March 14th, 2018. Click to download Application Form. What To Do If You Find an AIS? The satellit.

Thank you to everyone who entered. Winners will be announced once the first pelican has arrived! Photo Courtesy of Kirk Hunt. The rink is now closed for the season! Thank you to everyone who came out and we look forward to seeing you next winter! Stay connected to Meewasin by signing up for our eNewsletter keeping you informed on Meewasin news, programs, and upcoming events.

Source waters in the North Saskatchewan River Watershed consist of wetlands, sloughs, lakes, rivers and groundwater aquifers. These provide for our drinking water and support agriculture, forestry, oil and gas, and other manufacturing industries. Source water is an important resource for ensuring healthy, functioning ecosystem and maintaining cultural assets. Water Security Agency Gives Communities Approval To Use Water From The North Saskatchewan River.

Give a Dam or Not? Researching as a Stakeholder. What is this unit about? What does it aim to achieve? Through a Town Hall meeting, students will debate the pros and cons of the different stakeholders in order to come a decision about whether or not to construct the dam. Where are your students at in their learning; What are they interested in? Does a specific student need extra help with a concept? This unit would begin with outcome WS8. 2 to give students background knowledge of.