South East Alberta Watershed Alliance

Connecting People.
Building Water Knowledge.
Strengthening our water future.

We bring partners together across South East Alberta to protect rivers, wetlands, and prairie lakes—science-first, community-driven.

Aerial view of river channels across prairie watershed

Acknowledgement

Land Acknowledgement

SEAWA acknowledges that we are located in Southern Alberta along the South Saskatchewan River, on the traditional territories of many Indigenous Nations. These include the Blackfoot Confederacy (comprising the Siksika, Piikani, and Kainai First Nations), the Tsuut'ina Nation, the Stoney Nakoda (including the Chiniki, Bearspaw, and Goodstoney First Nations), as well as the Cree (Nehiyaw), Saulteaux (Nahkawininiwak), and the Dakota, Nakota, and Lakota peoples.

We are deeply grateful to the traditional caretakers of this land and water, and we honour the relationships Indigenous peoples have with the land and waterways of Southern Alberta.

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Aerial view of river channels across prairie watershed
Watersheds in South East Alberta

Our Watersheds

From Coulees to Rivers:
Our Watersheds

Learn how water moves through our region—from prairie coulees to the South Saskatchewan River

  • What is a watershed and why does it matter
  • SEAWA’s local watershed pages & sub-basin features

Community

Upcoming Events

Workshops, citizen science, and community meet-ups across the SEAWA region.

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The State of the Watershed Report

An ongoing summary of watershed conditions and trends across South East Alberta, supporting informed planning and stewardship.