by PWABVP | Feb 21, 2025 | From Stream To Tides
Did you know that the all of the PWA’s water quality results from the last 28 years of monitoring are able to be viewed publicly? This is thanks to Atlantic DataStream which is a platform that provides open access to information concerning freshwater health in...
by PWABVP | Feb 21, 2025 | From Stream To Tides
Understanding Watersheds and Sewersheds: A Classroom Resource to Promote Climate Change Literacy in New Brunswick New Brunswick is expected to face significant challenges from climate change that will likely lead to increased flooding and stormwater runoff, posing...
by PWABVP | Feb 21, 2025 | From Stream To Tides
Do you live in the Petitcodiac Watershed and have a culvert near your property? If so, please complete our simple Citizen Science Rapid Assessment Protocol (CSRAP)! Your culvert could play a crucial role in protecting the local environment. By participating, you help...
by PWABVP | Feb 21, 2025 | From Stream To Tides
Are you interested in organizing a garbage clean-up in our community? Be a #WasteWarrior and organize one for free with the Petitcodiac Watershed Alliance today! We provide equipment (pickers, gloves, garbage bags, etc.) to support your efforts in making our community...
by PWABVP | Feb 21, 2025 | From Stream To Tides
The Petitcodiac watershed is home to tributaries and rivers that are vital habitats for many species at risk, including the Atlantic salmon, wood turtles, and American eels. These species face threats from habitat degradation, erosion, pollution, and climate change,...
by PWABVP | Dec 17, 2024 | From Stream To Tides
Click here to see the rest of our staff and board members! We are thrilled to introduce the new leadership team roles for the Petitcodiac Watershed Alliance Board of Directors. Aaron has been appointed as President, bringing his passion for environmental conservation...
