The workshop brings together people from the Peace-Athabasca Delta (Alberta), Saskatchewan River Delta (Saskatchewan/Manitoba) and Slave River Delta (Northwest Territories) to discuss issues related to the changes they are seeing in their delta and communities, such as upstream development, water fluctuations and wildlife populations.
Participants will create a traveling exhibit, featuring photographs, art, research findings, wordclouds, interactive displays and other visual elements. Members of the media and the general public are invited to attend the following Delta Days events:
This panel discussion will feature three teams who are working together to answer questions about the future of Canada's freshwater deltas, including Slave River, Peace-Athabasca and Saskatchewan River, drawing on their own training and/or lived knowledge. This event is free and open to the public.
Film screening and discussion from producer and director Ian Toews, in addition to people featured in the film. Tickets are available at the Broadway Theatre.
For more information, contact:
Chris Morin
Communications Specialist
University of Saskatchewan
306-966-1019
chris.morin@usask.ca
Participants will create a traveling exhibit, featuring photographs, art, research findings, wordclouds, interactive displays and other visual elements. Members of the media and the general public are invited to attend the following Delta Days events:
Delta Days Panel Discussion
Thursday, April 7, 11 am
Gordon Oakes Red Bear Student Centre
5 Campus Drive
University of Saskatchewan
This panel discussion will feature three teams who are working together to answer questions about the future of Canada's freshwater deltas, including Slave River, Peace-Athabasca and Saskatchewan River, drawing on their own training and/or lived knowledge. This event is free and open to the public.
Film screening: Saskatchewan River Delta
Thursday, April 7, 7 pm
Broadway Theatre
715 Broadway Avenue
Saskatoon
Film screening and discussion from producer and director Ian Toews, in addition to people featured in the film. Tickets are available at the Broadway Theatre.
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For more information, contact:
Chris Morin
Communications Specialist
University of Saskatchewan
306-966-1019
chris.morin@usask.ca