Levels of Service at a Watershed Scale

By Aim Network

Moncton NB, January 27th Venue TBD

Facilitated by Stephanie Paradis-Leger, researcher in applied ecology at INNOV

Join us in January for training on managing infrastructure services at a watershed scale.
Your community relies on natural assets every day: rivers and aquifers that supply drinking water, wetlands and forests that manage runoff, beaches that reduce erosion, and natural spaces that support recreation and tourism.

These assets don’t stop at municipal boundaries, yet they directly affect your budgets, service delivery, and ability to secure funding under programs guided by the National Adaptation Strategy.

This hands-on workshop will show you how to link natural assets with conventional infrastructure, define service levels at a watershed scale, and come prepared to advocate for your community in discussions with provincial agencies, landowners, and funding bodies.