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By Nicole Trigg, Living Lakes Canada Communications Director  The 2023 UN Water Conference was a rare opportunity for the international water stewardship community to join forces and collaborate [...]

Centuries of colonialism has had a devastating and lasting impact on Indigenous communities in what is now called Canada. One of the negative consequences of this is the mishandling and [...]

My feet are kicking, sliding, and twisting. A cloud of sand and silt stirs up from the bottom of the stream. Zigzagging from one bank to the other, I slowly make my way upstream, gripping my net [...]

It was May 19, 2022 when I was given the opportunity to release Sockeye Salmon fry into the Columbia River. Sqlelten7úw̓i (Sockeye Salmon) (sq-loutn oo-ee) haven’t been seen in these waters for [...]

Title of Position: Administrative Assistant Term of Employment: Temporary, part-time position with potential for permanent employment Wage: $22/hr-$24/hr Location: Nelson, B.C., option to work at [...]

Victoria, BC – Kat Hartwig of Brisco is the recipient of two BC Achievement awards, which were presented to her during a formal ceremony held at Government House in Victoria on Wednesday, May 10. [...]

Did you know that approximately 25% of people living in Canada rely on groundwater for drinking water? Groundwater is a critical freshwater source for both communities and wildlife but it remains [...]

Le concours photo de Living Lakes Canada est de retour pour 2023! Le Défi photo sur la biodiversité des lacs revient pour la 3e année consécutive. Ce Défi célèbre la beauté des lacs du Canada et [...]

Living Lakes Canada’s photo contest is back for 2023! The 3rd annual Lake Biodiversity Photo Challenge celebrates the beauty of lakes across Canada and helps raise awareness around the impacts [...]

In 2022, the National Lake Blitz partnered with the Kaslo Community Services Society to help seniors get involved in lake monitoring in the Kootenay Lake watershed. This Kaslo group collected [...]