Call for Sessions is Now Closed

The 2022 CWRA conference will be a place to reflect, share, and celebrate our shared waters. 2022 is an important year: It is the 75th Anniversary of the Canadian Water Resources Association, the 110th Anniversary of the International Joint Commission, and 145 years since the signing of Treaty 7.

The following sessions have been confirmed for the CWRA 2022 National Conference:

1      The Integrated Assessment of Surface Watergroundwater interactions across a myriad of spatial scales
2      Flood Risk – Connecting the dots from hazard to decision-making.
3      Frozen in the (Infiltration) Trenches: Verifying Cold Climate Green infrastructure Performance
4      Uniting the Country – Sharing Flood Mapping and Flood Risk Approaches across Canada
5      Advancing hydrological forecasting systems across Canada
6      Fireside chat with Senior CWRA Members
7      Designing for nature in riparian areas – Striking a balance between infrastructure and the environment
8      CSHS Session: Advances in hydrologic and hydraulic modelling
9      CSHS Session: Advances in monitoring our water resources
10    CSHS Session: Environmental flows in Canada and abroad
11    CSHS Session: Use of R in Canadian hydrology
12    Nature-Based Infrastructure for Steep Slopes in Cold Climates
13    Surface water – groundwater interactions with a changing climate
14    Nature-based Stormwater Solutions for a One-Water Future: The Alberta Experience
15    Decolonizing Water Governance
16    Tracer Methods in Hydrologic Studies
17    Climate Resilience and Adaptation Strategies for Canadian Infrastructure and our Water Resources
18    Creek Hazard, Policy and Mitigation
19    Sustainability, Resiliency, and Decision-Making in Transboundary Waters
20    Indigenous water rights and management
21    Developing ecological prediction systems related to environmental drivers
22    Northern voices, Northern waters: reconciliation through co-governance in the Deh-Cho [tèh tʃʰò] River basin – Speaker Panel
23    Northern voices, Northern waters: reconciliation through co-governance in the Deh-Cho [tèh tʃʰò] River basin – Poster Session
24    Technology for promoting the collection, use and compilation of hydrometric data
25    Developing and Implementing a Regional Water Management Organization: Lessons Learned
26    Canada Water Agency: translating water science to policy
27    Flood response/recovery work in BC