Water Management Solutions
Through our global network of expert Special Advisors and team members, WaterSMART brings together highly knowledgeable and experienced leaders to solve complex water management issues.
This level of expertise differentiates us from our competitors and so does our approach to every project: we always act in the best interests of our clients while meeting or exceeding regulatory requirements and protecting the watersheds where we work. The combination of deep domain knowledge and strong collaborative facilitation skills make WaterSMART uniquely qualified to help clients address water management challenges. At WaterSMART, we are passionate about water and driven by our motivation to protect this precious resource. Our proven results and impeccable reputation as the go-to water management consultancy shows that we deliver the best solutions – now and for future generations.Our Services
“Water for a sustainable economy” is the anchor for everything we do. Simply put, the goal for each project we undertake is to create economic benefits while also ensuring the needs of the watershed are met.
Learn more about how our services enable us to consistently reach this goal while implementing the best approaches and solutions for your water management challenges.
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Our Lines of Business are led and supported by experts and recognized industry leaders who have unparalleled knowledge about water at the local, regional and global levels. We apply our services across a wide variety of industries, improving water management by creating, recommending and implementing better practices, solutions and technologies for our clients.
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WaterSMART CEO Kim Sturgess Receives Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal
On February 8, Kim Sturgess, Founder and CEO of WaterSMART Solutions, and Founder and Executive Director of the Alberta WaterPortal Society, was awarded her medal among friends, family, and colleagues.
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WaterSMART Prepares Study of Water Impacts of Hydrogen Development in Alberta
In recognition of the potential scale and speed of hydrogen development in the province, this report has been prepared to assess the potential impacts of hydrogen development on water resources across Alberta, and to highlight locations in which available supply may limit hydrogen development. It is intended to inform policies, regulations, and investments which will best enable the hydrogen sector’s growth, while strategically balancing trade-offs within the water-energy-food nexus context.
SEE NEWSStormwater is flowing through the first stages of the newly constructed CSMI stormwater system
Formally established in 2020, the Stormwater Management Cooperative is an innovative and collaborative approach for managing stormwater through regional cooperation. The Cooperative is a partnership between the Western Irrigation District (WID), The City of Calgary, Rocky View County (RVC), and the Town of Strathmore.
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WaterSMART Solutions Facilitating Water Stewardship Planning Project to Support Agri-food Industry
There is increasing attention and pressure on the agri-food industry, and on agriculture in general, to demonstrate sustainable practices and responsible management of natural resources. This attention is coming from stakeholders within and outside of the agriculture industry. Because there is no agreed-upon method to demonstrate sustainable sourcing there are currently a wide range of approaches being used, each with their own language and targets. Click to see how WaterSMART Solutions is working to address these challenges.
SEE NEWSWhat else is going on at WaterSMART?
Check in on the latest news! Our goal is to keep you informed about exciting new projects, team members, organizational changes and publications, and to provide our thoughts and opinions on water management issues.
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Land Acknowledgement
We gather on the traditional and ancestral lands of many peoples, presently subject to Treaty 6, 7, and 8. Namely: The Blackfoot Confederacy – the Kainai, Piikani, and Siksika – the Cree, Nakoda Sioux, Dene, Saulteaux, Stoney Nakoda, and the Tsuut’ina Nation and the Métis Nation of Alberta (Region 3). This includes the Métis Settlements and the Six Regions of the Métis Nation of Alberta within the historical Northwest Métis Homeland.
We respect the history, languages and cultures of First Nations, Métis, Inuit, and all First Peoples of Canada who have cared for these lands since time immemorial. The teachings of the Elders and traditional Knowledge Keepers create a rich heritage for our continued learning.
This acknowledgement is offered in gratitude and in reconciliation.