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Meewasin Annual Report 2013-2014 2013-2014 Annual Report Message from the Chair and CEO Having completed 35 years of the Moriyama Trails Day. And in late June, more than 700 100-Year Plan, Meewasin continues to be an participated in our annual Plant-A-Tree outstanding success loved by the general public. Dedication. This past fiscal year, we counted nearly one In July, we contracted Fast Consulting to million visits of walkers, runners and rollers on conduct our five-year independent public the Meewasin Trail. Thousands of river users opinion survey and found Meewasin had a 90% accessed the boat launches and beaches at approval rating with the Saskatoon general Fred Heal, Poplar Bluffs, Paradise Beach, Chair, Jack Vicq public. During this time we worked on our visual Meewasin Park and the temporary one in identity and trail branding, and we assessed our Kiwanis Memorial Park. The Cameco Meewasin trails. Skating Rink @PotashCorp Plaza located in Kiwanis Memorial Park counted more than In September, we celebrated the Meewasin Trail 21,000 skaters, many of whom celebrated with extension to the new South Bridge on the us at the Tim Hortons, PotashCorp and Cameco southeast side, while we launched an $8 million Skating Parties. capital campaign to extend our 64 km of trails another 16 km to Wanuskewin Heritage Park in Meewasin continued to provide natural and the northwest and Chief Whitecap Park in the cultural education programs to school students CEO, Lloyd Isaak southeast. Having nearly completed River and the general public at Beaver Creek Landing, we continued to modify our Conservation Area and the Meewasin Valley Front Cover: Saskatoon’s Conservation Zone requirements while we Centre. During this fiscal year this included the Small Swale on the east bank worked with community groups and the city to 2nd year pilot of a new interpretive cross-country of the South Saskatchewan identify new areas needing conservation, ski program at Beaver Creek Conservation Area, River looking south to the including a continued interest in the Northeast and the 15th year of offering interpretive canoe Northeast Swale quickly Swale where we continue to believe in protecting tours in our ten-passenger voyageur clipper becoming surrounded by the biodiversity and no net loss of habitat. canoes on the South Saskatchewan River. growing community. Again, like the skating rink, these programs were With all of this, we launched a new website, free of charge to any non-profit group who honed our skills in social media and consulted Below: Meewasin staff programmed for youth and families. with our many stakeholders to complete a paddle the Meewasin ten strategic plan for the next ten years, 2014-2024. passenger voyageur clipper This past year we added interpretive signage canoes on the South along the Meewasin Trail. Our Affinity Credit However, despite the positive nature of the Saskatchewan River from Union valley wide clean-ups counted more than foregoing, the accolades afforded Meewasin Beaver Creek Conservation 27,500 volunteers. In early June, we honoured through the Federation of Canadian Area to Saskatoon for winter our Meewasin Founders partnering with the Municipalities Conference hosted in Saskatoon, storage October 2013. Trans Canada Trail in celebration of International a continued record of annual awards, the latest 2 being the Tourism of Saskatchewan Land of this to continue, It is important that Meewasin Meewasin’s Jurisdiction: Living Skies Award, Meewasin continues to be statutory funding concerns be recognized so Meewasin centres in Saskatoon concerned about our statutory funding that has that Meewasin can continue as an effective non- and runs approximately 60 km not kept pace with inflation. Since inception 35 profit organization. We encourage you to use along the river valley through years ago, our mandate has expanded whatever resources you have to support Saskatoon and Corman Park, significantly along with the population we serve. Meewasin. u from Pike Lake in the southwest to Clarke’s Crossing in the This will have an impact on the future of northeast. It encompasses Meewasin as we know it. conservation areas, parks, We are concerned reductions may affect one or museums, interpretive centres, all of our conservation, development or the university lands, canoe education deliverables in a major way. This is launches, community links and the reality of Meewasin’s future. The province more than 64 kilometres of has acknowledged our concern and is Meewasin Trail. Including the conducting a funding review that will be South Saskatchewan River, completed in the next year. We are hopeful that there are more than 65 square this will result in a positive outcome for kilometres (25 square miles) in Meewasin. the Conservation Zone. We are all guardians of this precious resource of Above: Meewasin Honours Founders - International Trails Our Mission Statement: Meewasin that was created some 35 years ago Day - June 2013. LtoR: Former Mayor Cliff Wright, Former To ensure a healthy and vibrant by wise people with great vision. The return on Meewasin Chair Peggy McKercher, Former Premier of river valley with a balance investment over Meewasin’s life span has been Saskatchewan Roy Romanow. between human use and significant. Of $109 million Meewasin has spent conservation, and to conserve What Is Meewasin: Created in 1979 by an Act of the Province in the past 35 years, $43 million or 40% has the natural and heritage of Saskatchewan, Meewasin is a conservation organization come from non-statutory funding sources (fund resources of the river valley for dedicated to conserving the cultural and natural resources of development). The return to the taxpayer has present and future generations. the South Saskatchewan River Valley. It is the means by which been significant. the three participating parties (the City of Saskatoon, the Meewasin has always worked to balance a Province of Saskatchewan, and the University of conserved river valley for free public access, a Saskatchewan) have chosen to manage their riverbank lands. river valley developed with accessible trails, The creation of Meewasin is based on the concept that the alternate transportation routes, amenities such partners working together through a single agency – as benches and water fountains, and Meewasin – can accomplish more than they could individually. educational programs that focus on the cultural and natural history of the river valley. If we want 3 Operations Meewasin Board of Directors Chair, Jack Vicq Darwin Anderson Mayor Don Atchison Ilene Busch-Vishniac Charlie Clark Randy Fernets Marion Ghiglione Lloyd Isaak Zach Jeffries Mairin Loewen Brent Martian Roger Parent Colin Tennent Meewasin Committees Regnier, Anna Ringstrom, Bill Schaffel, Mitch Strocen, and Doug Tastad. Public ownership in decision-making is one of Meewasin’s five guiding principles. To that end Resource Conservation Advisory Below: Chair Jack Vicq presents Meewasin committees are invaluable to the work Committee Deborah Apps, President & CEO of Meewasin. The Resource Conservation Advisory Committee Trans Canada Trail, with Meewasin advises the Meewasin Board in its work to Matters Capital Campaign Development Review Committee ensure the health of the Meewasin Valley, and sculpture. Forged by Rob Sexauer The Development Review Committee is created the conservation of its natural and critical assets. from Dragonfly Artistic Metals with under the Meewasin Valley Authority Act to Committee members were Darwin Anderson, metal harvested from the Traffic provide professional and unbiased recommen - Peter Goode, Margaret Hendry, Peggy Sarjeant, Bridge, the sculpture represents dations regarding the acceptability of proposed Jan Shadick, Toddi Steelman, Brad Ashdown, the river valley between improvements within the Meewasin Valley. Tammy Knuttila, and Gary Wobeser. Wanuskewin and Chief Whitecap Committee members were Terry Frank, Moir Park. October 2013. Haug, Jim McEwen, Elisabeth Miller, Beatrice Design Advisory Committee The Design Advisory Committee assists the Meewasin Board in its work to provide profes - sional and unbiased recommendations regarding the acceptability of proposed improvements within the Meewasin Valley. Committee members were Danny Gray, Bianca Hilbert, Brent Martian, John Penner, Anna Ringstrom, Genevieve Russell, and Natalie Walliser. Education Advisory Committee The Education Advisory Committee advises the Meewasin Board on its policy development in education. Committee members were Max Abraham, Brendan Bitz, Elan Ballantyne, Bruce Bradshaw, Cindy Coffin, Corinne Daelick, Melanie Elliott, Marion Ghiglione, Scott Whiting, Lis Mack, and Maurice Postnikoff. 4 Teaming with Wildlife u 2013 - 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Meewasin Financial Highlights as of March 31, 2014 Source of Funds Expenditures and $3,888,643 Allocations $3,888,643 Government of Saskatchewan Construction 42.6% Statutory 23.4% Public Programs and City of Saskatoon Statutory 17.9% Facilities 23.2% University of Saskatchewan Administration 15.6% Statutory 17% Fundraising Programs 8.3% Donations 16.6% Planning and Government of Saskatchewan Conservation 7.3% Grants 13.5% Other Expenditures 3.0% Earned Income 8.4% Other Grants 1.7% City of Saskatoon Grants 1.5% Retirement of Chair Jack Vicq Programming in Friendship Park ran from 12–4 The Meewasin Endowment Fund p.m. and included formal recognition of is managed by the Saskatoon Meewasin regrettably received the resignation of Meewasin Founders represented by former Community Foundation and as of Chair Jack Vicq from the Board effective
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