Tip# 8 Use low-angle or pulsating sprinklers that produce large fat droplets of water. Sprinklers that spray the water high into the air or produce a mist or fine spray lose much of the water through evaporation.

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IWMP COMMUNITY FORUMS

September 21st - Sundre Arena

September 22nd - Quality Inn (Formally North Hill Inn) - Red Deer

September 23rd - Oyen Senior Centre

Community Forums in Healthy Land, Rivers & Lakes within the Red Deer River Watershed

10:00am - 3:00pm At All 3 Locations

EVERYONE WELCOME - Tell us what you THINK.

Free Lunch Provided at all 3 Forums

Please register by calling 403.340.7379 or emailing iwmp@rdrwa.ca

Red Deer River Watershed Alliance

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There is no better time than now to become involved in the management of the Red Deer River watershed. Everyone who lives, works, and plays in the Red Deer River watershed has a voice and needs to be involved. That’s why the Red Deer River Watershed Alliance was born, to be the catalyst for dialogue on the stewardship and management of this precious resource and everyday essential: our water.

State of the Watershed Report
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What's next? The Integrated Watershed Management Plan

The Future is Now

You can make a difference.