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About SEAWA
About SEAWA:
Vision

A healthy watershed that provides balance between social, environmental and economic benefits.

Mission

The South East Alberta Watershed Alliance (SEAWA) brings together diverse partners to educate the public, to support knowledge development, and to develop and facilitate the implementation of management plans for the sustainable use of the South Saskatchewan River Sub-Basin and the Pakowki Lake watershed.
SEAWA Watershed
SEAWA Watershed:
Learn something about your local sub-watershed!
Taking Action
Taking Action:
Let us work together as good stewards of our natural environment:

land, water, air, wetlands, riparian areas, native forests, grasslands, plants, birds, fish, and wildlife. Everything is connected.

Nature is our ally

_{Photo: Volunteers uproot invasive Russian olive saplings}
Learn More
Learn More:
Latest News Story:

Now Hiring for Summer Positions

SEAWA is hiring for two student positions, Riparian Restoration Assistants, for summer 2021. For details please go to this link: read more..

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Flood Study Publi...

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Today is the first day of public engagement for a set of several new flood studies by Alberta Environment and Parks, open until January 15th 202...

On July 29, SEAWA held a site visit to its Fisher-Yeast site near Seven Persons, Alberta. Staff showed off their hard work and SEAWA's applied r...

Prairie Shores – Riparian Restoration in the SEAWA Watershed, a documentary about partnerships in riparian restoration. The video, shot in th...

Earlier this year, SEAWA was awarded the Medicine Hat Community Spirit Award: Environment, for achievements and efforts in environmental steward...