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Monitoring high elevation freshwater sources is more important than ever as climate change intensifies water management challenges. By collecting and sharing critical water and climate data, [...]

To share knowledge, experiences, and perspectives on Yukon’s changing lakes, over 50 participants came together on February 27th for a virtual roundtable. This gathering stemmed from a [...]

Living Lakes Canada and the Kootenay & Boundary Farm Advisors are co-hosting a free webinar taking place on Wednesday, April 2nd from 9-10:30 am PT / 10-11:30 am MT titled “Groundwater and [...]

Munis d’un appareil photo ou d’un téléphone intelligent et d'une passion pour les lacs, vous serez en mesure de vous joindre à un réseau croissant de bénévoles qui font une différence pour les [...]

With just a camera or smartphone and a passion for lakes, you can join a growing network of volunteers making a difference for lakes across Canada. As of March 1st, registration is open for the [...]

We’ve streamlined the Lake Blitz program to focus on collecting robust, meaningful data about lake health and biodiversity while giving volunteers greater flexibility and removing barriers to [...]

Living Lakes and Oldman Watershed Council are inviting southern Alberta residents to share their water concerns and priorities for a new community-based groundwater monitoring initiative.

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, [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]