In this issue you find background information about the decomission of abondend wells, an article from Ducks Unlimited about the problems caused by unlicensed drainage and you learn more about researchers and volunteers in the Biosphere Reserve...

In this newsletter you will find an interesting article about how producers can estimate how much nitrogen is left after bale grazing. You can also read more about our fall workshop and integrated pest management for invasive plants...

This time the fall workshop of the Redberry Lake Watershed Agri-Environmental Group Plan (AEGP) focused on winter-management. Twenty ranchers and specialists came to the Redberry Lake Biosphere Reserve Research and Education Centre on the lake to learn more about various fencing and watering options available for livestock.

After six months of traveling through Canada Thomas and Susanne Abe from Germany arrived in Hafford last week. "We are really happy to stop here and spend some time volunteering with the Redberry Lake Biosphere Reserve", says the 28-year old Thomas.

In this issue we will provide a bit of background information on data collection that is linked to a few of the projects. Another featured article is on Holistic Management...

Yesterday was a remarkable day for the Redberry Lake Biosphere Reserve: It received the Land of Living Skies Award at the 21st Annual Saskatchewan Tourism Awards of Excellence Gala in Saskatoon.