The Southern Rockies Watershed Project is a forest hydrology research collective in the headwaters of SW Alberta est. 2003. Source to tap scientific research!
We work hard, but we also play hard! Yesterday, the crew used some time off to climb Crowsnest Mountain and look at our study watersheds from a whole new angle!
#crowsnestpass#hydrology#srwp
That's a wrap on the 2022 field season! Wishing everyone the best as the season comes to a close, from our field crew to yours. We look forward to our return once there is a little bit more snow on the landscape.
Waterton Lakes National Park continues to be under a Flood Watch. Stay informed if you decide to visit. Follow this page for regular updates.
More information:
https://t.co/h92paRjCLO
For #CanadaRiversDay, commit to not building rock dams.
Stacking rocks in moving water causes trouble for fish. Even the smallest dams cause debris to build up.
Report dams to Parks Canada staff. #LeaveNoTrace
Other water activities: https://t.co/r3A3SefuDk
Parks Canada has issued a flood watch for Waterton Lakes National Park. A rainfall warning is in effect. Stay informed if you decide to visit. Follow this page for regular updates.
More information: https://t.co/h92paRjCLO
[1/3] #abfloodadvisory Our River Forecast Centre has issued a series of Flood Warnings, Flood Watches and High Streamflow Advisories in the Bow, Red Deer and North Sask. river basins. Impacts to roads, parks and infrastructure adjacent to the affected rivers are anticipated.
The #forWaterNetwork is excited to hear from Emma Blackburn on Wed. May 25 at 1pm ET.
Emma will share her research on how green techology support resilient #drinkingwater in "Biofiltration for drinking water treatment & climate change resilience"
https://t.co/AnSUjEQTL4
The forWater Forum kicks off today for all Network members! We will be exploring research synergies and transdisciplinary themes, furthering source water protection strategies in forested landscapes.
This research will help communities build resilience to #climatechange.
Happy International Women’s Day!
The #forWaterNetwork is proud to have many Young Professional (~70% who are women) dedicated to developing technologies for forested source waters to ensure drinking water for all, now and in the future!
Find out more: https://t.co/uFjKF751L1
#forWaterNetwork researchers Emelko, Sillins, Stone, Collins & Watt highlight how climate (wildfire) and human (sewage effluent, harvesting, agriculture) drivers can produce legacy effects on nutrients and increase the potential of algal blooms.
https://t.co/iiKIbrFTNg
🙌 Interdisciplinary Centre on Climate Change (IC3) (@climatechangeUW) appoints Monica Emelko as the new associate director of Climate Risk, Resilience, & Adaptation. The associate directors will help lead IC3's research and education programs.
https://t.co/c4nkg9pZ98