NCWP also encourages residents to contribute to on-the-ground activities that benefit the watershed. NCWP partners often assist bank stabilization projects, tree plantings, clean-up events and educational demonstrations about the creek and its associated riparian area.

 

Alberta Low Impact Development Partnership

The NCWP is a member of the ALIDP that educates developers and residents on the benefits and techniques of Low Impact Development practices. For more information on Low Impact Development in Alberta, visit the Alberta Low Impact Development Partnership website.

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ALUS Rocky View 

Rocky View County supports stewardship efforts made by farmers and ranchers in the upper Nose Creek watershed through the Alternative Land Use Services (ALUS) program. Focus has been on beneficial management practice implementation, including fencing and offstream watering systems as grazing management strategies that protect riparian lands and water quality. Learn more about ALUS Rocky View at https://alus.ca/alus_community/alus-rocky-view/ .