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About

Mission, Vision and Goals

Staff and Board of Directors

Annual Reports and Financial Statements

Current Opportunities

Dr. Hans Peterson and Dr. David Schindler

Educational Programs

Programs in English

2024-2025 Student Action on Canadian Water Attitudes Competition

Submit Water Test Results/View Results

Programs in French

Programs in Cree

Program Evaluation Form

Formulaire pour évaluer les programmes

Order Kits or T-Shirts

Request Sponsored Kits

Resources

Water quality information

Additional Resources for Teachers

SDWF editorials

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February 1, 2021

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February 1, 2021

Read the Cold Lake Sun Article

Nicole Hancock

February 1, 2021

Read the Cold Lake Sun Article

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