These organizations collaborate with communities, governments, and stakeholders to manage and protect watershed health. WPACs were established under Alberta’s Water for Life strategy.

A collaborative, step‑by‑step framework that guides communities and stakeholders to assess watershed conditions, set goals, and implement coordinated actions to protect, restore, and sustainably manage water resources over time.

A program that helps communities restore shorelines with native plants by providing planning tools, technical support, and resources, while partner groups contribute local coordination and funding support to deliver projects on the ground.

These downloadable reports provide each property owner with an assessment of their shoreline conditions along with tailored, practical recommendations to improve lake health and stewardship practices.

A practical step‑by‑step workbook that helps communities collaboratively assess watershed conditions, set goals, and plan, implement, and monitor actions to protect and improve lake health.

This page provides a directory of Alberta-based lake stewardship groups that support local collaboration and action to protect and manage lake and watershed health across the province.

This booklet explains how the City of Calgary engaged the local community to care for riparian areas and become involved in taking action.

This summarizes the health and condition of a watershed using available data, and a community group can use it as a baseline and planning tool to identify issues, guide action, and support education and outreach efforts. These types of reports are created by multiple groups/regions.