Collaboration with Agriculture for Watershed Management
Badge awarded to
Joshua Foster
Description:
The land that farmers and agriculture workers use to produce food and crops often comes into close contact with waterways and other areas that are under the stewardship of watershed management associations. When agriculture workers and watershed managers collaborate, they can contribute to improving ecosystems.
Issued on 09 Apr 2026 by
Holland College
Issuer
Holland College
info@hollandcollege.com
Holland College is the provincial community college for the Canadian province of Prince Edward Island (PEI).
Criteria
Learning Competencies:
By the end of this training, learners will be able to:
create a plan that will foster greater collaboration between their watershed management organization and agriculture partners.
Success Criteria:
The assessment for this microcredential will require learners to demonstrate the ability to:
- Evaluate strategies that have been successful in key areas such as soil and water conservation, sustainable land management practices, crop management, and nutrient and pest management.
- Design a collaborative project, relevant to learners’ watershed area related to an issue such as crop management, soil erosion, precision agriculture, fertilizer applications, pest management, and protecting natural assets.
