Working Together

Pigeon Lake Watershed Management Plan

 
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Improving our collaboration and organizational capacity

 

 

Working Together Key Findings

People and different jurisdictions have different and sometimes conflicting perspectives on the nature and scale of Pigeon Lake’s problem, the likely effectiveness of proposed solutions, The Plan provides an opportunity to coordinate implementation, and assess the organizational assets to implement the plan and its policies

Objectives

Improve regional collaboration, partnership and organizational effectiveness to promote collective action for a healthy watershed, healthy lake and healthy community.

Pigeon Lake Watershed Management Plan

Technical Report

Implementing the Plan

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There are many active entities working together to implement the Pigeon Lake Watershed Management Plan:

Lake Partners

Committees and Groups

  • Pigeon Lake Watershed Management Plan Steering Committee

  • In-Lake Technical Committee (APLM)

  • Mamawo Mimiwi Sakahikan Working Group

Since the PLWA began, engagement with the Maskwacis Cree has been important. In 2017, the draft Plan gave further impetus for working together. A working group of the Maskwacis Cree has been proposed in support of the Plan Vision and to explore opportunities to work together.

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Special interest or expertise in Watershed Management?

Join a committee or working group. Our work is mandated and guided by the Pigeon Lake Watershed Management Plan (PLWMP) Steering Committee and/or the Pigeon Lake Watershed Association Board of Directors and follows the PLWMP Terms of Reference.

Other – Help.  If you simply wish to help with the events or in some way, click the Join button

Thank You!