Media Releases

Columbia Basin, B.C. – A collaborative of Canadian environmental groups congratulates negotiators from Canada, British Columbia, and the Ktunaxa, Secwépemc, and Syilx Okanagan Nations, as well as [...]

According to data collected up to the end of March 2024, groundwater levels across different aquifers are responding differently to surface conditions, emphasizing the need for expanded monitoring. 

What do photos of sunsets, kayakers, herons and plastic pollution all have in common? They’re all eligible to be submitted to the 4th annual Lake Biodiversity Photo Challenge! Hosted by Living [...]

What do photos of sunsets, kayakers, herons and plastic pollution all have in common? They’re all eligible to be submitted to the 4th annual Lake Biodiversity Photo Challenge! Hosted by Living [...]

Living Lakes Canada invite the public to participate in an online survey to share insights and concerns regarding groundwater in their area.

In a special issue of the peer-reviewed Water International journal focused on water governance, Living Lakes Canada’s Columbia Basin Water Monitoring Framework (CBWMF) was selected as a featured [...]

Joignez-vous à des centaines de personnes à travers le Canada pour mesurer la température de l'air et de l'eau, et décrire l'habitat riverain, la faune, les espèces envahissantes et les [...]

Join hundreds of people across Canada in measuring air and water temperature, and documenting shoreline habitat, wildlife, invasive species and environmental concerns at their chosen lakes [...]

Gathering, storing and analyzing reliable water data lies at the core of Living Lakes Canada’s water stewardship work. As climate change impacts continue to occur with increased frequency and [...]

Immerse yourself in a visual journey through ancient mountain lakes in Losing Blue, a cinematic poem about climate change impacts on mountain lakes.  Living Lakes Canada has partnered with the [...]