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In this lunchtime webinar, we will take a look at the new flood hazard map for the province of New Brunswick. We will explore some of its new features, how the map can be used to inform land use [...]

Comprendre la progression et le rythme de la perte de neige et de glace permanentes est important pour quantifier les modèles régionaux de retrait des glaciers, prévoir la création [...]

Understanding the progression and rate of loss of permanent snow and ice is important for quantifying regional patterns of glacier retreat, predicting iceberg production, and understanding how [...]

Présentateur : Maxim Fortin Une cartographie des inondations de haute qualité, actuelle et accessible, aidera les gouvernements, les collectivités et le public à mieux comprendre les risques [...]

Presenter: Brian Perry High quality flood mapping that is current and accessible will help governments, communities and individuals understand flood risks. Many parts of Canada are missing [...]

The Saskatchewan Branch Annual General Meeting will be held March 16, 2022, as a virtual meeting. Agenda 12:30 MT (Guest Speaker to be determined) AGM – 1:00pm -2:30 pm CWRA Members who reside in [...]

Agriculture uses about 80% of water resources. It is, therefore, essential to use precision management practices and develop sustainable technologies and approaches to continually improve water [...]

Time: March 3rd, 11AM-12PM MT/1 – 2PM ET Please note update to clarify the event timing! Host: CANCID (Canadian National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage) Speaker: Chris Gallagher Chris [...]

The 2021 drought was arguably the worst drought in the Canadian Prairies in over 50 years. What made this past years drought so extraordinary was that the dryness was so widespread and severe and [...]

The Saskatchewan Branch of the Canadian Water Resources Association is hosting virtual HEC-RAS training sessions in January and February 2022. The training will be delivered to small classes [...]