RECOVERING AQUATIC BIODIVERSITY
Recovering aquatic biodiversity is about giving freshwater species a second chance. From protecting vulnerable aquatic animals to creating habitats that support their survival, we work to bring life back to rivers, streams, and lakes across Canada.
NATIVE TROUT RECOVERY
Working to advance native trout recovery via cumulative effects analysis, habitat restoration, restoration stocking, land use planning, watershed and fish population assessments, and public education.
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The Alberta Native Trout Collaborative is a group of partner organizations working to advance native trout recovery in Alberta via cumulative effects analysis, habitat restoration, restoration stocking, land use planning, watershed and fish population assessments, and public education.
FISH RESCUE
Each fall, after the irrigation season has ended, thousands of fish are left stranded in the irrigation canals throughout Southern Alberta. Freshwater Conservation Canada has been conducting annual fish rescues in these canals since 1998 with the help of thousands of volunteers. A corporate fish rescue entails a full- or partial-day event at an irrigation canal in southwestern Alberta and other locations.
REDSIDE DACE RECOVERY
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PRAIRIE WORKING WATERS
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