Publications

NEW REPORT RELEASED | 50 MORE YEARS OF SPRAWLING TAILINGS

What will the next 50 years of oil sands tailings look like if nothing changes?

Keepers of the Water, in partnership with CPAWS Northern Alberta, is sharing our latest report, 50 More Years of Sprawling Tailings: Mapping Future Decades of Destruction by Oil Sands Tailings.

Our findings reveal that the approved footprint of oil sands tailings and associated infrastructure could nearly triple by 2070, expanding from approximately 300 km² to 850 km².

This report highlights the long-term environmental risks, impacts on Indigenous communities, threats to our waterways, and the urgent need for government and industry accountability.

We encourage everyone to take the time to read this important report, understand what is being planned for our lands and waters, and share this information with others.

Oil Sands Alliance

Carbon Capture and

Storage Proposal

Community Engagement

Report

2024 -2026

2024 Keepers of the Water Annual Report

2023 Keepers of the Water Annual Report

2022 Keepers of the Water Annual Report

2025 Keepers of the Water Annual Report

2021 Keepers of the Water Annual Report

Reports

Reports

Reports

Keepers of the Water

2025-Watershed Report

What is environmental legal personhood for rivers ?

Learn more about our 2022 Water is Life - Legal Summit by reading our final report!

We are proud to have contributed to the research included in this EDC and CPAWS collaborative report..

Personhood for the Deh Cho River Report, January 2022

The Indigenous People and Fresh Water Management Community Engagement Report

Canada Water Agency Community Engagement on Fresh Water Sustainable Management Report

WATER IS SACRED Tu de gna ' Conference Kati odeeche First Nation August 1-3, 2024