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  • SAGE Comments on St. Mary and Milk River Study Board Recommendations

    IJC International St. Mary and Milk Rivers Study Board Final Draft Report (click … here) Background: The Milk River is naturally a much smaller river than the St. Mary River. Mean annual natural flow in the Milk River at Eastern Crossing is 108,000 acre-feet (1912-2022). (MRWC SOW) amounting to 15 percent of the mean annual…


  • Selenium Contamination of Fish from the Oldman River – a new study.

    Fitch, L & Mee, J. (2026). Analysis of Selenium Tissue Concentrations in Multiple Fish Species of the Oldman River. In brief, thirty-eight fish from five species (and representative of the fish assemblage of the Oldman River downstream of the Oldman dam) were analyzed for selenium concentrations in muscle tissue. The sample size of fish was…


  • Highwood Clear-cut Logging

    From Save Our Slopes: The Defenders of the Eastern Slopes, Timberwolf Wilderness Society, CPAWS Southern Alberta, and thousands of Albertans have all played a role in delaying the proposed clearcut of the Upper Highwood and Loomis Creek watershed. Logging practices across Alberta’s Eastern Slopes have been shown to negatively affect native trout populations. The Alberta Wilderness…


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