Athabasca River Rats Festival:
Curious about what the Athabasca Watershed Council office looks like? Come visit us in our office during the River Rats Festival! On Saturday, the historic Train Station will host an art gallery featuring art and photography from local artists, so check it out and come say hello to AWC staff!

Technical Writing for Professionals:
This two-day, 16-hour course is a highly interactive, classroom-based review of technical writing and reporting from the Natural Resources Training Group. Course participants will complete a number of in-class assignments, exercises, group discussions and group teachings. This course equips students with hands-on tools to create technical writing which is more engaging, compelling, and persuasive. The course draws on tools of other writing genres to inspire, motivate, and empower better writers. Cost: $600.

Riparian Health Assessment & Plant ID Training in the Peace Region
Register to spend July 13th and 14th with Cows and Fish staff to improve your understanding of riparian ecology and management. Both sessions are designed for those working in agricultural or conservation extension, or others in related professions who need to have a better understanding of riparian health and ecology. Both training sessions will be conducted in the Peace Region. Registrants will be provided with the exact locations at a later date. Attendance for these sessions is free to those working in education, extension, or other not-for-profit organizations. For those working in a for-profit sector, attendance will cost $150.00 per session.
 

We thank our members and partner organizations for their ongoing support. This month we would like to recognize our outgoing board members for their contribution, including Morris Nesdole, Robert Holmberg, Tim Polzin, and Marv Fyten. Thank you for supporting the Athabasca Watershed Council!