From Indigenous Guidance to New Ways to see Water Data 🔍
For this World Water Monitoring Day (September 18), we’re highlighting the incredible efforts of volunteers and local groups who are helping to safeguard the health of our rivers, lakes, [...]
Columbia Basin Water Hub: Bringing Watershed Data to Life with New Visualization Tool
Designed with the Water Hub’s community of users in mind, this easy-to-use tool transforms raw data into clear, compelling visuals. It helps users tell meaningful data stories that can deepen [...]
Captíkʷł guides Nicola Lake survey to improve foreshore health
In response to ongoing shoreline development and climate impact concerns, the UNB and Living Lakes initiated a collaborative “Two-Eyed Seeing” approach to improving foreshore management for [...]
Living Lakes Canada selected for 1% for the Planet’s Featured Partner Guide
We’re delighted to announce that, among over 5,000 members, our organization was selected for a new 1% for the Planet initiative called the Featured Partner Guides. Featured Partner Guides are [...]
Caring for Lakes Across Canada: A Snapshot of the 2024 National Lake Blitz
During the May to October monitoring season, volunteers recorded 2,066 observations. This included 1,194 bird sightings, with Canadian Geese, Mallard Ducks, and Common Loons being the most [...]
