Executive Director Meghan Payne and former Watershed coordinator Lindise Fairfield accept a community donation from the RBC in Slave Lake in June 2014
LSWC receives our 2016 WRRP program grant from Minister of Environment Shannon Phillips
Chair Tammy Kaleta, Executive Director Meghan Payne, and former coodionator Megan Graham on the beach at big Fish Bay near Slave lake
Municipal staff and councillors learn about wetlands from Jay White at our 2015 Municipal Water Bootcamp
Megan Graham, former Watershed Coordinator and volunteers JD Dennis and Todd Bailey welcome folks to our display at the 2015 Slave Lake Gun Show
Meghan writes down important field data recorded by our sonde while sampling the South Heart River
LSWC and RBC Slave Lake staff pose for a pic after collecting garbage on Devonshire Beach in May 2016
The South Heart River Dam
local producers check out the LSWC's solar and wind powered demo watering system at our field tour in 2016
Students from St. Andrews School had an awesome time at Christie's Greenhouses for their Little Green Thumbs celebration in 2014
These students were excited to learn about soil erosion with the watershed models they built.
These girls were excited to learn about thier lake with our Lake Stewardship Handbooks. Big Fish Bay, Slave Lake, Ab 2016
These girls were excited to learn about thier lake with our Lake Stewardship Handbooks. Big Fish Bay, Slave Lake, Ab 2016
Kids love our Watershed Wise interactive magnet board that teaches them about land use in the watershed
learning about water chemistry with kaylyn at St. Andrews School is a great time
Executive Director Meghan Payne and Watershed Coordinator Kaylyn Jackson are all smiles flipping burgers on RBC Blue Water Day 2016
Meghan Payne, Megan Graham and chair Tammy Kaleta distribute rain barrels to our customers in spring 2015
Participants at the 2014 Alberta Lake Management Workshop work through a lake management excercise.
Minister of Environment Shannon Phillips and the receipients of Waterehsed Resiliency and Restoration Grants in 2016 at the calagry Water center for a media event featured on Alberta news stations
Our Watershed Coordinator Kaylyn Jackson is a familiar face at our local radio station 93.5 FM
Meghan and Kaylyn pose with some of the resources at our Riparian open house in 2016
MD of LSR's CAO Alan Winarski and Executive Director Meghan Payne squeezed into a fixed wing on a flight along the south shore of Lesser Slave Lake in 2015
Executive Director Meghan Payne and her horse Trigger fly at AB WPAC flag in the 2016 Elks Pro Rodeo Parade in High Prairie, AB
Our awesome volunteer Connor Kiloran poses beside our decorated car and the giant Walleye before the rodeo parade in 2016
Meghan Payne, LSWC Executive Director accepts a $2000 community grant check from RBC's former High prairie branch Manager Darcy in 2013.
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