About

PRAMP is one of Alberta’s 10 regional Airsheds, established in 2016 to monitor air quality in the Peace River area and provide comprehensive data for communities, industry, and governments. Our work is supported through industry funding, provincial grants, and strong partnerships with local governments, Indigenous communities, residents, and the Alberta Airsheds Council. PRAMP also engages the community through education programs, air quality awareness tools like the Air Quality Lanterns, air quality resources, and participation in local events.

What We Do

Learn about PRAMP, our mission, vision, funding, and partnerships, and how to become a member.

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In the Community

Find out about PRAMP’s outreach and education programs, including our Air Quality Lantern Program, vermicomposting workshops, and school programs.

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Leadership

Meet PRAMP’s Board of Directors and leadership team. View Board minutes, bylaws, and terms of reference.

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FAQs

Learn answers to the most common questions about PRAMP and air quality monitoring.

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