The latest Watershed Bulletin looks at the importance of location-specific monitoring, even within one larger region, in order to track the impacts of changing weather patterns on water security.
Resurveys of two lakes in the Okanagan Valley revealed the lakes are on different trajectories, with shoreline health on Wood Lake showing a bit of an improvement while the shorelines of [...]
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, [...]
It can be hard to track gradual change, especially over a large, spread out area. This is what will make this summer’s resurvey of Lac La Biche’s 167 kilometres of shoreline so valuable.
