Annual Reports, Awards, and Achievements

The Wallace Creek Watershed Association Board No. 11 (WCWAB) was officially incorporated in September 2013, as per the provincial Watershed Act. The WCWAB comprises an 11-member Board of Directors appointed from the municipalities within the Wallace Creek Watershed membership area (refer to the map below). The Board designated the AWSA as the newly formed Association’s administrator and project manager. Unlike the AWSA and provincial watershed associations, which were established through the Source Water Protection Planning Process by the Water Security Agency, the WCWAB is established under the Watershed Act. Consequently, it is regarded as a form of municipal government with the authority to collect funds from its members. Hence, for most projects undertaken by the WCWAB, each rural municipality contributes a proportionate amount based on the percentage of their area within the Wallace Creek drainage basin (refer to the map below). The WCWAB’s operational framework has proven highly effective, with significant progress made through completed endeavours.