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Over the past 18 years, the Columbia Basin Watershed Network (CBWN) has connected a constellation of stewardship groups throughout the transboundary Columbia Basin.

As the popularity of Arrow Lakes grows, both as a recreational hotspot and a scenic place to live, monitoring the lake foreshore is just as important as monitoring lake water […]

As the popularity of Trout Lake grows, both as a recreational hotspot and a scenic place to live, monitoring the lake’s foreshore is just as important as monitoring the lake’s […]

The Lake Blitz Volunteer Spotlight series gives us the opportunity to show appreciation for our remarkable Lake Blitz volunteers. From B.C. to Nova Scotia, 442 volunteers signed up to create […]

The environmental sector is often monopolized by Western science, a human-centered worldview defined by the collection

This event has passed Workshop December 15, 2020 at 1:00 pm to December 17, 2020 at 2:00 pm () Online santiago@livinglakescanada.ca 647.622.0166 This event is invite-only.  Database Manager [...]

Author: Kyle Prince, LLC Program Coordinator In late August/early September, Living Lakes Canada assisted completing fish passage assessments, fish habitat confirmation surveys, and fish sampling [...]

By Kyle Prince, LLC Program Coordinator On October 30, Living Lakes Canada (LLC) staff Kyle Prince and Santiago Botero provided an Targeted Environmental DNA (eDNA) demonstration to Selkirk [...]

Download PDF (october-8-2020-news-stream.pdf ) Web link: Read the October 2020 News Stream  

Living Lakes Canada spent time in B.C.’s Columbia Valley (East Kootenay) the first week of October assisting a Shuswap Indian Band project that’s being done in collaboration with the Columbia [...]