Contents
Livestock and Water Quality in Manitoba
Lake Winnipeg Water Level Regulation - 711 to 715: What does it mean to you?
Assessing Federal Programs: Fresh Water and Climate Change Adaptation
Water Governance: Local and Regional Issues
From Floods to Drought: Practical Community Responses to Extreme Weather
Climate Change: Impacts and Adaptation on the Red and Assiniboine Rivers Basins
This is Not a Love-In
Starting the Dialogue: Watershed Planning in Winnipeg & Surrounding Area
Livestock and Water Quality in Manitoba
June, 2011
Dwight Williamson, Manitoba Water Sterwardship, Lake Winnipeg Initiatives
Mike Gilbertson, Manitoba Conservation, CEC Report Implementation
Dr. Eva Pip, University of Winnipeg, Stream water quality associated with a hog/poultry operation in southeastern Manitoba: a case study
Dr. Don Flaten, University of Manitoba, Livestock and Water Quality in Manitoba
Other related resources:
CEC 2007 report: Environmental Sustainability and Hog Production in Manitoba
Lake Winnipeg Water Level Regulation - 711 to 715: What does it mean to you?
March, 2011
Questions and Comments from Audience, including repsonses from Manitoba Hydro
Presentations:
Dale Hutchison, Manitoba Hydro, The Lake Winnipeg Regulation Project
Rob Mattews, Manitoba Water Stewardship, Lake Winnipeg Regulation (LWR) Project: Final Licensing Process
Will Braun, Interfaith Taskforce on Northern Hydro Development, Lake Winnipeg Licensing: A Chance for Change
Dean Gould, Shoreline Erosion Technical Review Committee, Shoreline Erosion and Lake Winnipeg
Dr. Gordon Goldsborough, University of Manitoba, and Dr. Dale Wrubleski, Ducks Unlimited Canada, Coastal wetlands of Lake Winnipeg: An ecologically important resource at risk
Merrell-Ann Phare, Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources, First Nations' Rights and Lake Winnipeg Regulation
Assessing Federal Programs: Fresh Water and Climate Change Adaptation
March, 2011
Présentation publique: Constatations du Rapport de l'automne 2010
Water Governance: Local and Regional Issues
June, 2010
Presentations:
Dr John Sinclair, University of Manitoba, Natural Resources Institute, Governance for Source Water Protection: The Watershed Context
Dr. Kathryn Furlong, Assistant Professor, Dept of Geography, Creating partnerships for sustainability: Municipal challenges and opportunities in water governance
Donna Smiley, Manitoba Conservation, Onsite Wastewater Management Systems
Bryan Oborne and Dimple Roy, Supporting Effective Watershed Management and Governance on the Canadian Prairies
Water Conservation and Beyond
March, 2010
Laura Allen from Greywater Action, Greywater Action For a Sustainable Water Culture
From Floods to Drought: Practical Community Responses to Extreme Weather
Climate Change: Impacts and Adaptation on the Red and Assiniboine Rivers Basins
June, 2007
February, 2006
Starting the Dialogue: Watershed Planning in Winnipeg & Surrounding Area
May, 2005