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     Youth and senior Lake Blitz volunteers get a headstart in Kaslo, BC
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    By Nicole Trigg
    In All, Blogs
    Posted May 2, 2023

    Youth and senior Lake Blitz volunteers get a headstart in Kaslo, BC

    In 2022, the National Lake Blitz partnered with the Kaslo Community Services Society to help seniors get involved in lake monitoring in the Kootenay Lake watershed. This Kaslo group collected [...]

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     Below the surface of Lemon Creek: Elevating our understanding of high elevation freshwater systems
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    By Emily Jerome
    In All, Watershed Stories
    Posted April 26, 2023

    Below the surface of Lemon Creek: Elevating our understanding of high elevation freshwater systems

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     The Youth Perspective: My experience at an Environmental Youth Summit
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    By Nicole Trigg
    In All, Blogs
    Posted April 5, 2023

    The Youth Perspective: My experience at an Environmental Youth Summit

    Growing up in a small town around water, mountains, and my own Indigenous land means that protecting these places has always been a crucial part of my life. At a […]

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     World Water Day: Accelerating change
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    By Tracey Mitchell
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    Posted March 31, 2023

    World Water Day: Accelerating change

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     The Ripple Effect: How climate change and lake pollution are impacting Lake Titicaca’s Indigenous communities
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    By Tracey Mitchell
    In All, Watershed Stories
    Posted March 31, 2023

    The Ripple Effect: How climate change and lake pollution are impacting Lake Titicaca’s Indigenous communities

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     A new era for freshwater protection in Canada
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    By Nicole Trigg
    In All, Media Releases
    Posted March 29, 2023

    A new era for freshwater protection in Canada

    Columbia Basin, B.C. — A new Canada Water Agency will be up and running by the end of 2023, according to the federal budget released Tuesday, March 28. As droughts, […]

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     The story of Bjerkness Creek
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    By Tracey Mitchell
    In All, Blogs
    Posted March 21, 2023

    The story of Bjerkness Creek

    Every creek has a story to tell. Water monitoring data helps tell that story. For almost a decade, the Kootenay Watershed Science program has monitored Bjerkness Creek near Kaslo, B.C. […]

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     Water & Wildlife: Piloting new technology through an Indigenous lens
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    By Tracey Mitchell
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    Posted March 20, 2023

    Water & Wildlife: Piloting new technology through an Indigenous lens

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     Join our team! We’re hiring a Digital Content Specialist!
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    By Tracey Mitchell
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    Posted March 19, 2023

    Join our team! We’re hiring a Digital Content Specialist!

    Title of Position: Digital Content Specialist Term of Employment: Initial six month contract with potential for permanent employment. Start date, as soon as possible. Wage: $52,000 – $54,000 [...]

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     Bringing Canadian water priorities to the UN Water Conference
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    By Nicole Trigg
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    Posted March 16, 2023

    Bringing Canadian water priorities to the UN Water Conference

    Columbia Basin, BC — Living Lakes Canada, the award-winning water stewardship NGO based in the Canadian Columbia Basin, will be represented at the first United Nations conference on water in […]

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