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Since the formal launch of the Columbia Basin Water Hub in March 2021, Living Lakes Canada has continued outreach with stewardship groups, governments and the private sector across the Columbia [...]

Living Lakes Canada (LLC) is currently in Year 3 of its “Foreshore Integrated Management Planning (FIMP) for Aquatic Species at Risk Project” in the Columbia Basin.  In late 2019, LLC entered [...]

Despite COVID, it has been a busy spring for the Columbia Basin Groundwater Monitoring Program. Site visits and spring monitoring has been conducted at all of our Volunteer Observation Wells, [...]

Living Lakes Canada has officially launched the 1st Annual National Lake Blitz, and participants all over Canada, from Nova Scotia to Yukon, are beginning to sample water temperature and capture [...]

This spring, the Kootenays experienced a fairly slow and prolonged freshet. Early spring warm weather quickly melted the low and mid elevation snow at the Kootenay Watershed Science (KWS) [...]

Since March, the Living Lakes Canada (LLC) Restoration Program has been busy with early season planning, initial field work, and gearing up for late summer and fall projects. To date, LLC’s [...]

Living Lakes Canada (LLC) has been working internally to learn about Indigenous knowledge systems with Michele Sam, a Ktunaxa scholar and consultant who has over 25 years of active research with [...]

By Anwen Rees, LLC Program Assistant I started working as a Program Assistant for Living Lakes Canada’s STREAM program three months ago. I have an educational background in conservation, [...]

Living Lakes Canada (LLC) team members Kyle Prince and Georgia Peck returned to the Columbia River Wetlands in early May 2021 to assist the Columbia Wetland Stewardship Partners (CWSP) with their [...]

The Foreshore Integrated Management Planning (FIMP) Project Team is pleased to release a RFP for its second field season happening in 2021. Request for Proposal Living Lakes Canada invites [...]