On June 4th our Board Tour took place in Minnesota where we explored key natural infrastructure sites, ongoing and completed projects firsthand. The tour included stops at Manston Slough, Whiskey Creek, Vance Johnson Field Site, North Ottawa Impoundment and Redpath Impoundment.

A new study reveals warming temperatures could tip the balance in wetlands, helping methane-producing bacteria outcompete methane-consuming microbes. sciencenews.org/article/wetlan…

Another episode of The Ripple Effect aired Friday morning on CFAM950. Jennifer Hunnie, Project Manager of Redboine Watershed District, talked about two very important principles, youth education and community outreach. pembinavalleyonline.com/articles/youth…

We'd like to congratulate this year's recipient of the RRBC North Chapter Award. Presented to Mike Sutherland and Wayne Manningway, on behalf of Peguis Consultation & Special Projects, for recognition of contribution and commitment to water management and water protection.

Summer 2025 RRBC Newsletter alert! Get the scoop on our Netley-Libau Marsh restoration, vital soil health initiatives, and upcoming Land & Water Summit. Protecting the Red River Basin, one project at a time! mailchi.mp/435147fa5b00/t…

Fiji's communities fiercely protect their Great Sea Reef & vital mangrove wetlands! These "blue forests" are key for habitat, storm protection, and culture. Community-led conservation, mixing tradition with science, helps them fight climate change. worldwildlife.org/magazine/issue…

Incredible wetland restoration in Iceland! They're rewetting peatlands and reconnecting waterways for migratory birds and endangered eels, tackling climate change & boosting biodiversity. Learn more: mossy.earth/projects/resto…

Another episode of The Ripple Effect aired this morning on CFAM950 with Dale Toews, C.E.O. for Pembina Valley Water Co-op, talking about how the Co-op is in good shape this year as it enters mid-Summer.⁠ ⁠If you missed the interview, follow link below. pembinavalleyonline.com/articles/pembi…

Bogotá's vital wetlands are collapsing from urban development. Residents face droughts, floods, and pollution, threatening wildlife and cultural heritage. Can the city save these sacred spaces? Dive into the urgent fight: theguardian.com/global-develop…

Restoring Sturgeon Bank's vital tidal marsh! The Sturgeon Bank Sediment Enhancement Pilot Project uses dredged Fraser River sediment to rebuild crucial habitat, boosting resilience against sea-level rise and protecting wildlife. Learn more: thenatureforce.com/projects/sturg…

Our wetlands & rivers are being poisoned! "Treated" wastewater, full of toxic "forever chemicals," is being dumped into ecosystems as "restoration." This contaminates our water, yet it's marketed as "green." Call out this toxic lie & demand real solutions! theguardian.com/environment/20…

What a great day in Gimli attending the Lake Winnipeg Research Consortium AGM and touring Lake Winnipeg aboard the Namao

Beaver relocation in Utah is proving to be a highly effective, natural solution for restoring two rivers. By building dams and creating wetlands, these incredible animals are transforming dry landscapes and bringing life back to the ecosystem. popsci.com/environment/be…

Another episode of The Ripple Effect aired this morning on CFAM950. Chris Adams, RRBC Project Manager, provided an update on the Netley-Libau Marsh Restoration Project. If you missed the interview, click on the link below to listen: pembinavalleyonline.com/articles/resul…

Let's manage our water resources together. An NRFP goal is to work across boundaries for a sustainable Red River Basin. #WatershedManagement #CommunityCollaboration

Happy #WetlandWednesday! This week, we're taking a moment to appreciate the beauty of wetlands. Instead of a restoration article, we're celebrating the stunning winners of the 2025 Mangrove Photography Awards. Check out the incredible photos here: photography.mangroveactionproject.org/winners/winner…

Our Project Manager, Chris Adams, was out at Delta Marsh guiding University of Manitoba Wetland Ecology students through hands-on small drone operation training.

Protecting natural resources is a team effort. This NRFP goal integrates diverse expertise for balanced, effective plans. #Conservation #SustainableDevelopment

Good data leads to good decisions. An NRFP goal is to use research and technology to manage the Red River Basin. #DataDriven #GIS

Volunteers in Lancashire have transformed a "low-quality" grassland into a thriving network of wetlands and woodlands. Their efforts will help wildlife, improve water quality, and reduce flood risk. This is community action at its best! Read more here: bbc.com/news/articles/…