The 10th Prairie's Got the Goods Week will be taking place March 16th to 20th, 2026.
All webinars will be at 12:00pm MT (Saskatchewan and Alberta) or 1:00pm CT (Manitoba). As always, all of our webinars are FREE and everyone is welcome to attend.
| Date | Monday March 16th | Tuesday March 17th | Wednesday March 18th | Thursday March 19th | Friday March 20th |
| Topic | Landscapes of Understanding | the Grasslands Learning and Knowledge Hub | Characterizing the Impacts of the Saskatchewan Beef Industry on Biodiversity | Not All Wetlands are Created Equal: Climate and Landscape Controls over Nutrient Reduction Potential of Wetlands in North Central US Croplands | OSOF's Community Land Regeneration and Shelterbelt Programs | The importance of Native Prairie from an Indigenous Perspective |
| Speaker | Dr. John Pattison-Williams | Dr. Emily Holden | Owen McKenna | Elizabeth Bekolay | Alvin First Rider |
| Organization/ Affiliation | Canadian Forage and Grassland Association | Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute | US Geological Survey, Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center | One School One Farm Shelterbelt Project | Blood Tribe Land Management |
| Detailed Information | More Information | More Information | More Information | More Information | More Information |
| Registration Link | https://shorturl.at/K7eSQ | https://shorturl.at/NOXL4 | https://shorturl.at/lmf1m | https://shorturl.at/S8WIW | https://shorturl.at/w1IuX |
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Join us for a "Coffee Table Conversation" with lifelong producers, Gerald and Patti Anhorn from Windy Ridge Ranching Co. Ltd. near Elrose, SK. They were honoured as winners of the provincial TESA award in 2022. (The Environmental Stewardship Award from the Canadian Cattle Association).
Thursday March 19th at 3:00pm *DATE CHANGE*
Register Free: https://shorturl.at/8CArv
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As a non-profit organziation, SK PCAP depends on the support of our sponsors to assist with our program costs and keep our programs free and accessible for everyone.
SK PCAP's Prairie's Got the Goods Week is Presented by:
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Question and Answer Period
We’re so glad our Native Prairie Speaker Series webinars attract such enthusiastic and engaged audiences. We typically reserve 5–10 minutes at the end for questions, and we may not be able to go through all questions that are asked.
Our moderator works behind the scenes to select questions that are most relevant to the presentation or that have received the most upvotes, meaning many people want to hear the answer to the question. In some cases, questions may be skipped if they were already addressed during the talk, answered by other attendees (we often have additional experts joining us!), or can be easily found online.
Questions also may not always be asked in the order they were submitted.
If you have a question you’d still like addressed, please feel free to contact us and we’d be happy to pass it along to the speaker.