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2026 Manitoba Watersheds Conference

About the Event
The power of collaboration, exploring the ways watershed districts work together with other organizations to leverage expertise, resources, and partnerships for greater impact.

Join us as we celebrate watershed district programming in Manitoba - honouring a legacy of partnership, innovation, and conservation at this year’s Manitoba Watersheds Conference. The Manitoba Watersheds Conference will be taking place December 7 - 9 2026, at the Keystone Centre in Brandon. We are excited to see you there!

The conference offers an opportunity for watershed district staff and board members to engage with industry professionals, decision-makers, businesses, and one another. It provides a platform for celebrating successes, fostering community building, staying connected to new and emerging practices, promoting education, and advocating for the protection of our water resources.

Need a place to stay? We have a room block at the Holiday Inn, across from the Keystone Centre. No group id number needed, just tell them you'd like a room in the Manitoba Association of Watersheds block! Unfortunately, Canad Inn is fully booked already.

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