Deluna won our 2025 Photo Competition !!! Location: Devonshire Beach, Slave LakePhoto Title: Where Love Runs FreeDescription: This photo is family to me because it shows pure love and joy […]
Deluna won our 2025 Photo Competition !!! Location: Devonshire Beach, Slave LakePhoto Title: Where Love Runs FreeDescription: This photo is family to me because it shows pure love and joy in its simplest form. Our dogs are not just pets…
Students in grades 7 to 12, YOU are invited !!! What is caring for our watersheds? The CARING FOR OUR WATERSHEDS program asks students to submit a proposal that answers the question, “What can you do to improve your watershed?”…
Together we can do more !!
As summer draws to a close, we bid a heartfelt farewell to our incredible summer student, Callista. Your time with us has been a lot of fun and your contributions have left a lasting impact on all the outreach attendees…
Cartographers: Sonia Salyzyn and Amanda SarjeantDate: April 3, 2025Projection: NAD 1983 10TM AEP Forest Description: This poster explores forest canopy height in the South Heart Creek watershed using 2020 Landsat derived data. The map synthesizes multiple spatial scales, from local riparian zones to…
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Fish in Schools Program Fish in Schools (FinS) is a provincial fisheries education program established by the Government of Alberta in 1998. This unique program provides schools across the province from kindergarten to grade 12 with hands-on learning opportunities to…
Created in 2020 in honor of two of the LSWC’s founding and long serving directors Brian Elliott and Brian Rosche, the Bursary is given annually to a student pursuing post-secondary education in the sciences.This year, we are pleased to be…
Lesser Slave Lake Watershed Council monitor the health of water bodies within the Lesser Slave Lake. LSWC collect water samples from 15 various locations. These sample collections can only be achieved by driving over 1300km in a two day period…
the WHAT, the HOW, the WHY of Willow Staking with LSWC the WHAT: Willow staking is a horticultural technique used to propagate new willow trees by utilizing cut branches, or stakes, from an existing willow plant. This method takes advantage…