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July 17, 2010: Calgary's Greenest Stampede Breakfast
Join us at Calgary's Greenest Stampede Breakfast hosted by Community Natural Foods (Chinook Location) on July 17th from 7:00AM to 11:00AM
Looking for Alberta's Wetland Policy
According to a leaked draft obtained by the Sierra Club, Albertans may lose the benefits of maintaining wetlands because under the Government of Alberta's draft wetlands policy, Albertans not industry would pay the cost of restoring wetlands.
Youtube and Facebook
Water Matters enters the world of social media. We've just released our first YouTube videos, and we're on Facebook!
Discussion of Blue Gold
Come out to the Ralph Connor Memorial United Church on Sunday night for a discussion after the film Blue Gold.
Eastern Irrigation District Amendment Could Make Them a Water Broker
Why Doesn't Alberta Have a 21st Century Plan for Water?
How Albertans Can Help Solve the World's Water Crisis
This year, Water Matters has organized a World Water Day event with the help of Arusha, Green Calgary, Community Natural Foods, Spuds.ca!, Mountain Equipment Coop, and the Student's Association of Mount Royal University.
Please join us to see how Albertans can help solve the World's Water Crisis!
February 26, 2010: Share the Water in Canmore
February 25, 2010: Community Natural Foods Water Presentation
February 9, 2010: Water Workshop at Sir Alexander Mackenzie School in St. Albert
February 1, 2010: The Evolving World of Water Management
Come out and see how global water issues relate to Alberta during International Week February 1 - February 5.
January 26, 2010: Water Workshop in Calgary
Opened to anyone interested in learning more about water issues and the upcoming water allocation review in Alberta. Participants will also learn ways they can make a difference.
January 22, 2010: Water Allocation Discussion Forum
This forum will discuss in-depth issues surrounding the upcoming water allocation review. Three reports by the Alberta Water Council, Alberta Water Research Institute, and Ministerial Advisory Committee will be covered, as well as the potential benefits and stumbling blocks of the upcoming water allocation review. Furthermore, this forum will provide an opportunity for all to learn about the merits and consequences of a new water rights system.
Environmental Law Centre: Who's It "FITFIR"?
Province sets the stage for land-use and water in southern Alberta - now its your turn.
Protecting certain lands will protect our water quality and supply. Where can we start? Start with the most important land — the southern East Slopes.
Upcoming Event: December 8, 2009 with Cochrane Environmental Action Committee
Location: Cochrane, Cochrane Evironmental Action Committee, the "Back Forty" room in the Homestead Building, 209 2 Avenue W, 403-851-225
Time: 7:00 PM
Upcoming Event: November 30, 2009 at Mount Royal University
Presentation to Mount Royal University students about upcoming water allocation review.
Location: Second Floor, the Art Gallery, Wyckham House, 4825 Mount Royal Gate S.W.
Time: 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Share the Water: Political? Not really.
Recently, I received an email from an organization that felt they couldn't support Share the Water because they felt it would require them to take a political stance. While I respect that some may not want to weigh in with a particular opinion, I hope that this would not translate into not engaging in the debate at all. If anything, our water future depends on a robust public debate.
New blog and new campaign
We're launching a new campaign today called Share the Water. The campaign will increase awareness about water use and rights in Alberta. We'll also talk about the First-In-Time and First-In-Right (FIT FIR) system and how we can fairly share water given a limited water supply.
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