LSWC Giving Tuesday Campaign Dec 2, 2025

TOGETHER WE CAN DO MORE

OUR watershed, OUR future, OURS to protect!

Lesser Slave Lake is the third largest lake in Alberta with a surface area of 1,160 km². The Lesser Slave Watershed has long been the home and traditional territory of Indigenous people, as well as many communities and rural residents. The diverse landscape not only supports rich biodiversity but also provides economic value through agriculture, forest harvest, oil and gas extraction, recreation, and tourism.

The LSWC was recognized as the Watershed Planning and Advisory Council for the Lesser Slave watershed in 2007, and since then our Board of directors and staff have been working to gather data and report on the condition of our watershed, collaborate on watershed planning, educate and inform people of all ages on watershed function and stewardship of our watershed and collaborate on projects that enhance our watersheds resiliency.

The Lesser Slave Watershed Council is focused on:

See more Our annual reports are a ‘wrapped-up’ version of what year with the LSWC team looks like. Some pictures, graphs and light reading that gives a perfect overview and understanding to the public.

Learn more At the LSWC, we always go above and beyond to get the word out. We publish annual reports, technical reports, handbooks and much more. Check out our social sites to see how we make a difference.

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Your donations contribute to our work to improve and maintain a healthy watershed through education, planning and implementation of shared initiatives in support of communities and ecosystems throughout the region.

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