Impact Assessment of Collaborative Initiatives on Land-use and Watershed Planning
Alberta’s 2003 Water for Life strategy marked a major shift in the management of Alberta’s water resources to better enable shared responsibility and environmental stewardship. The province’s 11 Watershed Planning and Advisory Councils (WPACs) cover the entire province and were created as the main mechanism to foster collaboration at the watershed level. Given that municipal governments play a central role in the management of land and water, they are crucial WPAC partners. In collaboration with four WPACs, this study will evaluate the effectiveness of joint WPAC-municipal initiatives that enable land stewardship and planning, water management, and ecosystem resiliency for sustainable communities in Alberta.
Amount Funded
$25,000
Year Funded
2020
Funding Priority
Land: Protect property value and support sustainable land use recognizing all real estate assets involve land.
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University of Lethbridge
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