Lesser Slave Watershed Council

The Lesser Slave Watershed Council (LSWC) is non profit organization in Alberta which formed in 2007. The organization is run by a group of volunteers and board members, who work with the provincial government to maintain the health of the Lesser Slave Watershed. Three Water for Life goals form the basis for their work in the watershed: safe, secure drinking water; healthy aquatic ecosystems; and reliable, quality water supplies for a sustainable future.

The organizations’ Vision is “The Lesser Slave Watershed, including its lake and rivers, is a bond that brings communities together, is a part of each citizen’s life, is a prime asset and renewable resource, and is a generator of economic development.”

Contact information:

phone: +1 (780) 523 9800

email: info@lswc.ca

website: lswc.ca

facebook: @LSWC2012

twitter: @abLSWC

address:
4833-52nd Ave.
PO Box 2607
High Prairie, AB T0G 1E0

Playa	Ubicación	Calidad de Agua
Canyon Creek Harbour Canyon Creek, Alberta	Canyon Creek, Alberta	Estado Especial
Devonshire Beach Slave Lake, Alberta	Slave Lake, Alberta	Estado Especial
Fawcett Lake Smith, Alberta	Smith, Alberta	Estado Especial
Hillards Bay Big Lakes, Alberta	Big Lakes, Alberta	Estado Especial
Joussard Marina Joussard, Alberta	Joussard, Alberta	Estado Especial
Martin Beach Slave Lake, Alberta	Slave Lake, Alberta	Estado Especial
Snipe Lake Driftpile, Alberta	Driftpile, Alberta	Estado Especial
Winagami Lake High Prairie, Alberta	High Prairie, Alberta	Estado Especial

Playa

Ubicación

Calidad de Agua

Canyon Creek Harbour

Canyon Creek, Alberta

Estado Especial

Devonshire Beach

Slave Lake, Alberta

Estado Especial

Fawcett Lake

Smith, Alberta

Estado Especial

Hillards Bay

Big Lakes, Alberta

Estado Especial

Joussard Marina

Joussard, Alberta

Estado Especial

Martin Beach

Slave Lake, Alberta

Estado Especial

Snipe Lake

Driftpile, Alberta

Estado Especial

Winagami Lake

High Prairie, Alberta

Estado Especial

Playa	Ubicación	Calidad de Agua
Canyon Creek Harbour Canyon Creek, Alberta	Canyon Creek, Alberta	Estado Especial
Devonshire Beach Slave Lake, Alberta	Slave Lake, Alberta	Estado Especial
Fawcett Lake Smith, Alberta	Smith, Alberta	Estado Especial
Hillards Bay Big Lakes, Alberta	Big Lakes, Alberta	Estado Especial
Joussard Marina Joussard, Alberta	Joussard, Alberta	Estado Especial
Martin Beach Slave Lake, Alberta	Slave Lake, Alberta	Estado Especial
Snipe Lake Driftpile, Alberta	Driftpile, Alberta	Estado Especial
Winagami Lake High Prairie, Alberta	High Prairie, Alberta	Estado Especial

Playa

Ubicación

Calidad de Agua

Canyon Creek Harbour

Canyon Creek, Alberta

Estado Especial

Devonshire Beach

Slave Lake, Alberta

Estado Especial

Fawcett Lake

Smith, Alberta

Estado Especial

Hillards Bay

Big Lakes, Alberta

Estado Especial

Joussard Marina

Joussard, Alberta

Estado Especial

Martin Beach

Slave Lake, Alberta

Estado Especial

Snipe Lake

Driftpile, Alberta

Estado Especial

Winagami Lake

High Prairie, Alberta

Estado Especial

	Green means the beach’s most recent test results met relevant water quality standards.

	Red means the beach’s most recent test results failed to meet water quality standards.

	Grey means water quality information for the beach is too old (more than 7 days old) to be considered current, or that info is unavailable, or unreliable.

	Green means the beach passed water quality tests 95% of the time or more.

	Yellow means the beach passed water quality tests 60-95% of the time.

	Red means the beach failed water quality tests 40% of the time or more.

	Green means the beach has historically excellent or pristine water quality, but there is no current data.

	Red means the water at the site has water quality issues or there is an emergency.

	Grey means there is no current water quality information, the beach is under construction, there has been an event that has rendered water quality information unreliable or unavailable.