You and members of the Lesser Slave Watershed Council are invited to Stream Rehabilitation Training with Trout Unlimited Canada (TUC)! These workshops will be running this fall from November 16-24, (both weekday and weekend offerings) in Calgary, Alberta. This is a great series of workshops for the following user groups:


• academia looking for opportunities for research and exchange of information on a local or national level (professors and researchers

• government staff involved in regulatory approvals, planning or environmental management (provincial, and municipal staff)

• post- secondary students in ecological restoration or environmental related programs

• professional practitioners (environmental, bioengineering and erosion specialists)

• volunteer stewards and indigenous groups (looking to make a difference to their community and watershed)


The program teaches the science and best practises of stream rehabilitation to improve our natural infrastructure (e.g. floodplains, stream valleys, wetlands) and make Alberta’s freshwater resources more resilient and sustainable. You will receive a certificate from Trout Unlimited Canada, upon completion of the six workshops.


Interested participants can follow the link below to register. Thanks to our sponsors with the City of Calgary, Alberta Conservation Association, Alberta Ecotrust Foundation, and TD Friends of the Environment Foundation, we are able to provide discounts for students, volunteer groups, and indigenous peoples.
https://tucanada.org/stream-rehabilitation-from-form-to-function-a-training-course/


We would really appreciate if you could promote the program through your website, events calendar and social media! I can send our course syllabus and postcard for you to use as well. We would hope to see you and your members there!

Regards, Lynn

Director of Education

Trout Unlimited Canada

Do you have an agenda for your Invasive species meeting on Monday Thx.

HI there,

I’m hoping that Meghan Payne works here still? If not, would you please tell me how I can get hold of her? Thanks!

HI there,

I’m hoping that Meghan Payne works here still? If not, would you please tell me how I can get hold of her? Thanks!

Good afternoon,


My name is Jimmy Murphy and I am a law student at the University of Calgary. I am currently enrolled in a class on Water Law and one of our final assignments is to write to the Department of Fisheries and Oceans to provide recommendations regarding the federal government’s proposed changes to the Fisheries Act.


Given the excellent work being performed by WPACs in Alberta, one of my recommendations will be to ensure that advisory councils are established throughout Canada to ensure effective and efficient management of water resources nationally.


Part of my analysis involves the current funding of the WPACs in Alberta and I am wondering if it would be possible to obtain a copy of your WPACs most recent income statement. My apologies if it is posted on the website somewhere, I wasn’t able to find it.


Thank you in advance for your help with this.


Best regards,


Jimmy Murphy

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Hi to all at the Lesser Slave Watershed Council,


I hope this letter finds you well! We are happy to announce that NAAEE and UL are teaming up for the 3rd annual UL Innovative Education Award (ULIEA) program and the submission window has officially opened! We’re looking for innovative non-profit programs/orgs helping kids solve real environmental issues using STEM principles. The top five will be selected by a panel of experts to split a total of $250,000 in prize awards.


That’s right!! We’re awarding $250,000 to top environmental education and STEM programs.


When planning for year three, we immediately thought of your organization and we’d love to see you apply for this year’s awards. The submission window closes on February 28, so there’s no time to waste. Apply today.


We’re also hoping you’d be willing to help us spread the word about ULIEA to your contacts, members and networks. After all, there will be five winners and we want to support as many programs as possible. Please feel free to make use of the following marketing materials:


Facebook Post: CALLING ALL ENVIRO ED & STEM PROGRAMS! @ulstemaward is looking for rockstar nonprofits in the US and Canada to split a total of $250,000 in prizes. Check your eligibility, learn about the awards and apply: http://ulinnovationeducation.naaee.net


Twitter Post: @ul_estem_award is awarding $250K to top #EnviroEd and #STEM nonprofit programs. Check eligibility and apply: http://ulinnovationeducation.naaee.net


Printable/Emailable PDF:

Please print and post, or forward the ULIEA Program PDF to relevant parties.


Please visit ULIEA online to check eligibility, see past winners, learn about the prizes, and join our mailing list for submission and winner announcements. Also, check out the new ULIEA blog where you’ll find program info, tips for creating a successful application, winners stories, and more.


Can’t wait to see your submission and thanks for helping spread the word!


Good luck!

Taylor Schenker

NAAEE


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