The Foreshore Integrated Management Planning (FIMP) Project Team is pleased to release a RFP for its 2025 field season. Request for Proposal Living Lakes Canada is requesting proposals from [...]
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), weโre highlighting the incredible efforts of volunteers and local groups who are helping to safeguard the health of our rivers, lakes, [...]
Designed with the Water Hubโs 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 โTwo-Eyed Seeingโ approach to improving foreshore management for [...]
Weโre delighted to announce that, among over 5,000 members, our organization was selected for a new 1% for the Planet initiative called the Featured Partner Guides. Featured Partner Guides are [...]
During the May to October monitoring season, volunteers recorded 2,066 observations. This included 1,194 bird sightings, with Canadian Geese, Mallard Ducks, and Common Loons being the most [...]
Over the past few months, the 2024 BC Election has sparked a lot of debate dedicated to party platforms and campaign promises. Among the trending topics of concern โ the economy and the cost of [...]
For this World Water Monitoring Day (September 18), weโre highlighting the incredible efforts of volunteers and local groups who are helping to safeguard the health of our rivers, lakes, [...]