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The Eastern Athabasca Regional Monitoring Program (EARMP) has recently released the 2020/2021 Community Report. It is available for viewing and download from the Reports section (www.earmp.ca/reports). In addition, data from the 2011 to 2020/2021 sampling periods are now available for download in CSV format from the Data page (www.earmp.ca/data).
The Eastern Athabasca Regional Monitoring Program (EARMP) has recently released a 2020 Community Calendar and made it available for public download. Community Calendars information about the program and will be distributed to each of the seven northern communities in the Athabasca Basin. The 2015 EARMP Community Calendars can be downloaded on the Reports section of the website. (www.earmp.ca/reports).
The Eastern Athabasca Regional Monitoring Program (EARMP) has recently released the 2019 Community Report. The report is available for viewing and can be downloaded on the Reports section of the website (www.earmp.ca/reports). In addition, all data raw will be made available to interested parties in excel format for their own review and analysis upon request .
The Eastern Athabasca Regional Monitoring Program (EARMP) has released the 2017/2018 EARMP Community Report. The 2017/2018 report includes an updated Human Health Risk Assessment (HHRA) using all water chemistry and country foods chemistry data collected from the last 7 years in the region and can be downloaded on the Reports section of the website at www.earmp.ca/reports. In addition, all data raw will be made available to interested parties in excel format for their own review and analysis upon request.
The Eastern Athabasca Regional Monitoring Program (EARMP) has released the 2016/2017 EARMP Technical and 2016/2017 EARMP Community Reports. Both reports are available for viewing and can be downloaded on the Reports section of the website at www.earmp.ca/reports. In addition, all data raw will be made available to interested parties in excel format for their own review and analysis upon request.
The Eastern Athabasca Regional Monitoring Program (EARMP) has released the 2015/2016 EARMP Technical and 2015/2016 EARMP Community Reports. Both reports are available for viewing and can be downloaded on the Reports section of the website at www.earmp.ca/reports. In addition, all data raw will be made available to interested parties in excel format for their own review and analysis upon request.
The Eastern Athabasca Regional Monitoring Program (EARMP) has recently released the 2014/2015 Community Report. The report is available for viewing and can be downloaded on the Reports section of the website (www.earmp.ca/reports). In addition, all data raw will be made available to interested parties in excel format for their own review and analysis upon request.
Sampling took place in September and October of 2015 again at the seven EARMP technical sampling locations. The last round of technical sampling took place during the fall of 2012. Water, fish, sediment, and benthic invertebrates were collected at each of the locations. All samples were submitted to SRC laboratories in Saskatoon for chemical analysis and the results will be back in the spring of 2016.
Sampling took place in September of 2015 in the 6 Athabasca Basin Communities for EARMP Community Program. Country food samples (fish, berry, and mammals) were collected in the communities with the assistance of local community members. All samples were submitted to SRC laboratories in Saskatoon for chemical analysis and the results will be back in the spring of 2016. Thank you to all those who donated their time for another year of successful sampling!
As an advisory committee of the provincial government, the NSEQC gives Northerners a voice on environmental, socio-economic, and Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) issues in regards to the northern Saskatchewan uranium industry (from exploration to decommissioning).
The Eastern Athabasca Regional Monitoring Program (EARMP) will be visiting the communities of Black Lake, Fond du Lac, Stony Rapids, and Wollaston Lake May 12th to May 15th. The EARMP team is working with the University of Saskatchewan's Science Ambassador Program to teach high school students more about the environmental sampling that takes place nearby their communities and potential careers opportunities in the sciences.
The Eastern Athabasca Regional Monitoring Program (EARMP) has recently released the 2013/2014 Community Report. The report is available for viewing and can be downloaded on the Reports section of the website (www.earmp.ca/reports). In addition, all data raw will be made available to interested parties in excel format for their own review and analysis upon request.
The Eastern Athabasca Regional Monitoring Program (EARMP) has recently released a 2015 Community Calendar and made it available for public download. Community Calendars information about the program and will be distributed to each of the seven northern communities in the Athabasca Basin. The 2015 EARMP Community Calendars can be downloaded on the Reports section of the website. (www.earmp.ca/reports).
Sampling took place in September of 2014 in the 6 Athabasca Basin Communities for EARMP Community Program. Water and country food samples (fish, berry, and mammals) were collected in all communities with the assistance of local community members. All samples were submitted to SRC laboratories in Saskatoon for chemical analysis and the results will be back in the winter of 2015. Thank you to all those who donated their time for another year of successful sampling!
As an advisory committee of the provincial government, the NSEQC gives Northerners a voice on environmental, socio-economic, and Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) issues in regards to the northern Saskatchewan uranium industry (from exploration to decommissioning). Although not a regulatory body, the NSEQC is a well informed and well respected group which assists in the free flow of information and understanding among communities, industry, and government.
The Eastern Athabasca Regional Monitoring Program (EARMP) has recently released a 2014 Community Calendar and made it available for public download. Community Calendars have basic information about the program and were distributed to each of the seven northern communities in the Athabasca Basin. The 2014 EARMP Community Calendars can be downloaded on the Reports section of the website .(www.earmp.ca/reports).
The Eastern Athabasca Regional Monitoring Program (EARMP) will be visiting the communities of Black Lake, Fond Du Lac, and Stony Rapids in May. The community visits will provide an opportunity to facilitate the communication of the results of the first year of the program and to answer any questions or concerns of community members in relation to the new monitoring program in the Athabasca Basin.
The Eastern Athabasca Regional Monitoring Program (EARMP) attended and presented to the Northern Saskatchewan Environmental Quality Committee (NSEQC) on April 16th, 2013 in La Ronge.
The Eastern Athabasca Regional Monitoring Program (EARMP) has recently released the 2011 Community Brochures and made them available for public viewing.
Community brochures will also be distributed to each of the seven northern communities. The 2011 EARMP Community Brochures are available for viewing and can be downloaded on the Reports section of the website (www.earmp.ca/reports).
The Eastern Athabasca Regional Monitoring Program (EARMP) will be visiting the communities of Uranium City and Camsell Portage in January. The visit to Uranium City will be taking place on Tuesday January 15th, between 11:30 and 1:30 pm at the Ben McIntyre School.
The Eastern Athabasca Regional Monitoring Program (EARMP) was established in 2011 under the Province of Saskatchewan’s Boreal Watershed Initiative. One of the primary goals of the Boreal Watershed Initiative is to assess the ecological integrity of Saskatchewan’s northern watersheds in order to address potential environmental concerns and to identify sustainable management practices in the region.
The Eastern Athabasca Regional Monitoring Program (EARMP) today released the 2011 EARMP Report and made it available for public viewing. Different sections of the report were made available in PDF format including an Executive Summary of the report, Main Report (includes Tables and Figures), Appendices, as well as the complete 2011 EARMP Report. In addition, all data raw will be made available to interested parties in excel format for their own review and analysis upon request.