Scholarship Program

Saskatchewan Watershed Stewardship Scholarship

Have an idea that could make a difference for our watersheds? Turn it into action.

The Saskatchewan Watershed Stewardship Scholarship gives students the opportunity to develop and implement an innovative project that supports watershed stewardship in the City of Saskatoon and the South Saskatchewan River Watershed.

Whether you’re passionate about water, the environment, community, or finding creative solutions to local challenges, this scholarship provides an opportunity to put your ideas into practice and make a meaningful contribution to the health and sustainability of our watersheds.

The scholarship is a collaborative initiative of the Saskatchewan Association of Watersheds (SAW), the City of Saskatoon, Meewasin Valley Authority, and participating post-secondary institutions.

Eligibility

You can apply if you meet all of the following requirements:

You must be enrolled one of these Saskatchewan post-secondary institutions:

University of Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Polytechnic

University of Saskatchewan students must be:

In their 2nd year and entering their 3rd year; or
In their 3rd year and entering their 4th year.

Saskatchewan Polytechnic students, at any location, must be:

In their 1st year and entering their 2nd year; or
In their 2nd year and entering their 3rd year.

You must also:

Be 18 years of age or older at the time of application.
Be enrolled during both the application period and the proposed project implementation period.
Be legally entitled to study in Canada.
Be able to complete your proposed project within the scholarship timeline.
Be studying in a program related to environmental stewardship.

Relevant areas of study may include environmental science, environmental biology, geography, water resources, natural resources, engineering, agriculture, ecology, sustainability, and other related fields.

Application Dates

Application Open Date: September 30, 2026

Application Closing Date: December 1, 2026

Ready to Apply?

If you meet the eligibility requirements and have an idea for a project, explore the application process and take the next step toward turning your idea into action.