The Latest News From CWRA

December 19, 2025

The CWRA 2026 National Conference has launched its Call for Presentations! We invite you to submit your presentation to be considered for our programme by February 6, 2026!

November 7, 2025

⚓ Registration is now open for the CWRA 2026 Midterm Conference “Connecting the Drops: Water Management in an Evolving World” on January 30th, 2026 in Moncton, New Brunswick. Join us for a full-day session featuring 10 outstanding speakers from the public, academic, and private sectors. This conference provides participants with sessions on the latest applications of cutting-edge science and proven practical implementation and adaptation of existing water resources infrastructure. Add on the (Optional) Pre-Conference Technical Workshop on Thursday, January 29th. See you in 2026!
Register here today

October 17, 2025

The Canadian Water Resources Association (CWRA) is pleased to announce a two-part webinar series in collaboration with Natural Resources Canada’s (NRCan) Canada Centre for Mapping and Earth Observation (CCMEO). This series will educate current and prospective partners on the Flood Hazard Identification and Mapping Program (FHIMP), the Federal Flood Mapping Guidelines Series  and other significant flood-related initiatives led by the CCMEO. The first installment of this webinar series will be hosted in Fall 2025 with the second part to come in early 2026. Register today! EN / FR

Read the CWRA Newsletter

dec-19-2025

Check out our Job Board for the latest opportunities in water resources

WHAT WE DO

Professional Development Events

CWRA is the oldest and largest member-based water resources management association in Canada today. One of CWRA’s main goals is to serve its members by delivering programs, publications, educational opportunities and services, such as conferences, courses, events, scholarships and partnerships.

Expertise and Services

CWRA’s members provide expertise and professional knowledge services in a variety of ways from reviewing and editing water resources management documents to serving on technical advisory committees. The majority of this work is on national, multi-sectoral water related issues.

Resources and Publications

CWRA produces many different publications and resources, some of which are exclusive to members. These include Project WET Canada programming and instructional resources, our member magazine WaterNews, and the Canadian Water Resources Journal.

JOIN US!

CWRA members have a wide range of backgrounds – water engineers, hydrologists, geographers, biologists, climate scientists, planners, modelers, academics, industry representatives, and policy makers.

Why join CWRA? Our members:

  • Receive discounts to conferences, workshops, webinars, and technical courses;
  • Value professional networking opportunities to share ideas with academics, practitioners, and government;
  • Gain insight into water and climate-related issues through our publications and webinars;
  • Have access to our Water News magazine and quarterly Canadian Water Resources Journal;
  • Learn what’s happening across jurisdictions and with other water-related disciplines in Canada;
  • Build relationships, form partnerships, and create collaborations;
  • Enjoy the opportunity to volunteer in Canada’s vibrant water community; and so much more!

You can join as an individual student, young professional, regular, or retired member of CWRA. Add on an affiliate membership to CANCID, CSHS, and NASH. Interested in a group membership? Join as a corporate member today!