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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 [...]

Living Lakes Canada is seeking an individual with experience in the environmental non-profit sector, volunteer engagement, and community outreach and education.

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, [...]

As wildfire seasons grow longer and more destructive, rural communities in British Columbia are turning to a proactive, made-in-B.C. solution: mapping water sources in advance of fire emergencies.

A new Watershed Bulletin published by Living Lakes Canada shares new findings, using the CBWMF Network data, that shed light on how small watersheds across the West Kootenay region of the Basin [...]

Our water science work is offering critical insight into the climate conditions unfolding on the ground and helping to build watershed resilience. Explore our recent highlights from 2025.

On Thursday, June 5th, the ‘Without Water’ Symposium took place on Yaq̓it ʔa·knuqⱡi’it First Nation territory (Grasmere, BC), bringing together Indigenous leaders, scientists, government [...]

To support wildfire suppression efforts, Living Lakes Canada is expanding its water resource mapping project to include Grasmere and Yaq̓it ʔa·knuqⱡi'it in the East Kootenay.