The North Saskatchewan Watershed
In the spirit of respect and reciprocity, we acknowledge that the lands within the North Saskatchewan River watershed are located in Treaty 6, Treaty 8, and the Métis Homeland. These lands are the traditional territories and gathering places of diverse First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples. We recognize the contributions of Indigenous peoples who have cared for this land since time immemorial and whose rich histories, cultures, languages, and presence continue to enrich these sacred lands we all steward as Treaty People.
Dans un esprit de respect et de réciprocité, nous reconnaissons que les terres situées dans le bassin versant de la rivière Saskatchewan Nord sont situées dans le Traité no 6, le Traité no 8 et la patrie des Métis. Ces terres sont les territoires traditionnels et les lieux de rassemblement de divers peuples des Premières Nations, Métis et Inuits. Nous reconnaissons les contributions des peuples autochtones qui ont pris soin de cette terre depuis des temps immémoriaux et dont la riche histoire, les cultures, les langues et la présence continuent d’enrichir ces terres sacrées que nous gérons tous en tant que peuples signataires de traités.
Learn, Explore, Connect
→ We team up with partners to integrate land and water plans for a healthy watershed.
→ We bring stakeholders together, share resources, and find new solutions to manage the watershed.
→ We gather info about the watershed and create spaces for sharing knowledge.
What we’re up to
View the Storymap to explore why the North Saskatchewan River has been recognized as a Canadian Heritage River.
A one-of-a-kind team-up between EPCOR, Alberta Environment and Parks, North Saskatchewan Watershed Alliance and the City of Edmonton.
A roadmap for increasing and conserving wetlands with tech experts and knowledge holders
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