SEAWA

South East Alberta Watershed Alliance

Connecting People.
Building Water Knowledge.
Strengthening our water future.

We work with partners across southeast Alberta to share information about rivers, wetlands, prairie lakes and reservoirs. We design and carry out applied research, help answer local water questions, support stewardship activities, and contribute our findings to broader planning work.

Aerial view of river channels across prairie watershed

Acknowledgement

Land Acknowledgement

SEAWA recognizes that our work occurs within the territories of Treaty 4 and Treaty 7, with staff also joining from Treaty 6, and on the homeland of the Métis. We acknowledge the long history of Indigenous Nations whose knowledge systems, stewardship practices, and relationships with these lands continue to guide responsible care of water and ecosystems. This history shapes how we approach watershed planning, informed by Indigenous science and the responsibility to maintain these landscapes for future generations. We honour these communities by committing to respectful collaboration and ongoing learning in our stewardship and watershed work.

We're transitioning to a new online home.

We're transitioning to a new online home.

We’re currently rebuilding our website to better reflect who we are and how we work.
The new site will be clearer, faster, and designed to make it easier to find what you’re looking for.

Thanks for your patience while we put the finishing touches in place.

Something better is taking shape.

Something better is taking shape.

Behind the scenes, we’re refining our content, improving performance, and creating a more intentional experience from the ground up.

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Aerial view of river channels across prairie watershed
Watersheds in South East Alberta

Exploring the Watershed

From Coulees to Rivers:
Meet the Watersheds around Us

Learn how water moves through our region—from prairie coulees to the South Saskatchewan River

  • What is a watershed and why does it matter
  • SEAWA’s local watershed pages & sub-basin features

Community

Upcoming Events

Workshops, citizen science, and community meet-ups across the SEAWA region.

  • We haven't posted any upcoming events yet.

Latest State Of The Watershed

State of the Watershed (2011)

View the full summary report and any supporting sub-reports, downloads, and supporting materials.