National Indigenous Peoples Day 2022 Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day. We hope to learn from the multi-generational relationships that Indigenous peoples have with the waterways and [...]
The Lake Blitz Volunteer Spotlight series gives us the opportunity to show appreciation for our remarkable Lake Blitz volunteers. From B.C. to Nova Scotia, 340 volunteers are helping create a [...]
Consider giving a donation to the Give Lakes A Chance campaign. This June, the Give Lakes A Chance campaign will support the National Lake Blitz, a Canada-wide initiative with over 300 citizen [...]
Climate change is the most critical issue impacting water management in the Columbia River Basin, an important transboundary freshwater resource for agriculture, fisheries, power generation, [...]
A group of ʔaq̓am and Kimberley youth learned new knowledge and skills in a special Earth Day training event held by Living Lakes Canada last month. This event, titled Earth Day Watershed [...]
Title of Position: Lakes Program Coordinator Term of Employment: June 2022 – May 2023 with indefinite extension possibilities Wage: Commensurate with experience Benefits: 4 weeks paid vacation [...]
The Foreshore Integrated Management Planning (FIMP) Project Team is pleased to release a RFP for its third field season happening in 2022. Request for Proposal Living Lakes Canada invites [...]
If you were tasked with finding the flow rate of a stream, would your initial thought be to use salt to do it? Maybe not, but salt dilution gauging is actually one of the most accurate ways of [...]