NPRRW Theme: "Collaborative Approaches to Prairie Conservation"

February 11th, 2025: Prairie Fire Summit

February 12-13, 2025: 11th Native Prairie Restoration/Reclamation Workshop

Atlas Hotel in Regina, SK

The NPRRW will include Plenary Sessions, Break-out Sessions, a Hands-on Case Study, Speed Dating Case Studies, Trade Show and Poster Session. 

NPRRW Event Program with Speed Dating Case Study Information

Prairie Fire Summit 2025 FINAL Agenda

Poster Session Abstracts

Registration for NPRRW and PFS is officially closed.

The Official NPRRW Poster Session Program is available!

Check out: Poster Session Abstracts 

Poster Session Presenters had the option to be judged by a group of volunteer judges. Posters were judged based on their abstract, poster content, research complexity/importance, poster appearance and quality of the presentation.

The Winner of the 2025 NPRRW Poster Session is Somashree Chattapadhya from the University of Manitoba! 

The NPRRW Poster Session was Sponsored by: The Regina Hotel Association and ISC 

Native Prairie Restoration/Reclamation Grant

The Winner of the 2025 NPRR Grant was One School One Farm Shelterbelt Project. 

The NPRR Grant is Sponsored by: 

SK PCAP hosted a Silent Auction Fundraiser on February 12th to 13th, 2025 at NPRRW. All proceeds will go to support SK PCAP's environmental and agricultural education programs for youth - Adopt a Rancher and Taking Action for Prairie. 

In addition, proceeds will also be used to support SK PCAP’s signature Native Prairie Speaker Series Webinars. This series is free and accessible to everyone and covers any topics related to prairie conservation and species at risk. It reaches over 2,000 participants per year. 

Thank you to our generous donors!

Speed Dating Case Studies

What is a Speed Dating Case Study?
It is when a group of people who don’t know each other work together to solve a problem or brainstorm solutions to a scenario. This is done in a timed manner, and participants will cycle through four case studies.

Goals:

- to facilitate networking amongst workshop participants
- to share ideas and perspectives from a diversity of workshop participants
- for participants to get their hands dirty with a real world restoration/reclamation scenario
- for Table Leaders to walk away with valuable contributions from workshop participants who looked at a challenge with fresh set of eyes.
 

When: afternoon of February 12th, 2024 (1:00pm to 3:00pm) .

Table Leaders will have 3 minutes to present the scenario and then the group will have 12 minutes to brainstorm, problem-solve and/or deliver it. You are welcome to bring any aids that you would like (maps, images, species lists, etc). The aids stay with you and the table and the groups rotate. Table Leaders will present their scenario to four different groups.