The Fish Sustainability Index (FSI) uses both scientific and local knowledge to assess the health of Arctic grayling in Alberta.
In 2023, the LSWC hired Fiera Biological Consulting to complete a riparian intactness assessment of the shoreline of Lesser Slave Lake. This report also considers riparian intactness and known fish spawning and rearing areas.
Describes the distribution of wetlands in Alberta and summarizes human footprint around open water wetlands.
Provides simple, geography-based access to river, lake, precipitation, and snow pillow stations and their data in Alberta.
A point-and-click tool that helps scientists, communities, and government decision-makers to understand accurate, real-time information about water resources in Alberta.
An open access hub for sharing water data where you can access LSWC water monitoring data.
Some Beneficial Management Practices and Resources for Agricultural Producers
Program that supports and engages Albertans in lake stewardship. Browse their digital pamphlets or stop by the LSWC office for copies.
A special interest group that works to help implement the goals and objectives of Alberta’s Water for Life Strategy.
Some Beneficial Management Practices and Resources for Lakeshore Owners
A funding program for projects that will increase watersheds ability to mitigate harsh weather conditions like drought and flood events. The LSWC has grant funding available for projects that meet the specific goals of the program.
Funding to help producers make improvements to their operations. The LSWC can help producers with preparing, applying for, and implementing funding projects.
The LSWC has funding to partner with landowners to improve our watershed health.
The only educational and research facility in the world strategically located to study boreal birds on their breeding grounds.
A producer group with the goal of improving the profitability and sustainability of the forage/beef industry in the Peace Region through the transfer of leading edge forage and beef technology.