Please see the following statement from Paul Rybka, Chairman of Saskatchewan Association of Watersheds (SAW), regarding the current coronavirus (COVID-19) situation. WUQWATR will continue to provide services to the public via emails and telephone calls.

Join us for the annual WUQWATR AGM, taking place on April 8, 2020 at the Manitou Beach Community Centre! Speakers include: Etienne Shupena-Soulodre (Water Security Agency), and WUQWATR staff. Supper and beverages provided. For more information or to RSVP, contact Melissa Bramham at 306-946-6533 or melissa@wuqwatr.ca

From extreme drought to intensified flooding, the Canadian prairies have experienced variable weather patterns for decades and this variable weather is anticipated to be exacerbated under climate change. Wascana & Upper Qu’Appelle Watersheds Association Taking Responsibility (WUQWATR) is hosting an open forum on March 4, 2020 at the University of Regina where we will explore…

Congratulations to the WUQWATR Wetlands & Wildlife Local Poster Contest Winners! First place, and winner of $100 was Audrey from Emerald Ridge Elementary School in White City, SK. Audrey drew a poster that resembles a wetland reflecting off a frog’s eye (frogs point of view of a polluted wetland). Second place, and winner of $50…

Are you in Grades 7-12, and passionate about your watershed? Caring For Our Watersheds has an essay contest that may be up your alley! Pick a topic on how you can improve your watershed, write an essay and project budget for your idea, and you could win $1,000! On top of that, you could also…