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Living Lakes Canada is seeking a program manager to provide coordination and operational support for community and science-based groundwater monitoring programs.

The latest Watershed Bulletin offers one of the most comprehensive looks at aquifers in the Basin region to date.

Living Lakes Canada is seeking a student intern with experience in the environmental monitoring, hydrometrics, and community outreach and education.

See how communities are mapping, monitoring, and mobilizing to protect watersheds across Canada.

A new report finds B.C. has among the lowest industrial water rates in Canada and modernizing them could generate over $100 million annually to reinvest in watershed security, support local [...]

“Many of our small and rural communities are already experiencing how water shortages impact everything from drinking water to wildfire suppression,” said Hartwig. That message echoes the [...]

One of the best ways to address climate anxiety is to empower youth to take action. Watershed Matters is a collaborative educational program between Living Lakes Canada and Wildsight that engages [...]

Recent community meetings and a public survey revealed strong, region-wide concern about groundwater in the Oldman watershed.

The Pacific Americas Flyway Youth Forum is a free three-day virtual international gathering which aims to empower youth to lead wetland conservation in their communities. Donate today to directly [...]

This summer, Living Lakes Canada will survey the Francois Lake shoreline to assess the impacts through the application of the Foreshore Integrate Management Planning tool to better understand, [...]