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In late 2019, Living Lakes Canada entered into a four-year Contribution Agreement with Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) and their Canada Nature Fund for Aquatic Species at Risk Program to [...]

The Columbia Basin Water Hub is in the final stages of development and testing before its launch as the collective hub of Columbia Basin-relevant water data collected by the water monitoring [...]

We are pleased to announce that Living Lakes Canada Executive Director Kat Hartwig will be one of the panelists for the Canada Water Agency BC Freshwater Forum taking place on February 16.  This [...]

“We are using more freshwater than nature can replace, and are destroying the ecosystem that water and life depend on. Water and wetlands are connected in an inseparable co-existence that is [...]

The Water Innovation Lab (WIL) program serves as Waterlution’s vehicle for globalizing its program content to build an international network of young water collaborators.  To date, Waterlution’s [...]

The Columbia Basin Water Hub aims to provide a digital platform to store water data, allowing for Columbia Basin-related water data sets to be easily accessible and shareable in the era of [...]

Administrative Assistant Title: Administrative Assistant-Full Time (32 hours/week with possible increase) Term: Permanent Employee  Closing Date: February 19th, 2021  About the organization:  [...]

Author: Kyle Prince, LLC Program Coordinator In late August/early September, Living Lakes Canada assisted completing fish passage assessments, fish habitat confirmation surveys, and fish sampling [...]

By Kyle Prince, LLC Program Coordinator On October 30, Living Lakes Canada (LLC) staff Kyle Prince and Santiago Botero provided an Targeted Environmental DNA (eDNA) demonstration to Selkirk [...]

Living Lakes Canada spent time in B.C.’s Columbia Valley (East Kootenay) the first week of October assisting a Shuswap Indian Band project that’s being done in collaboration with the Columbia [...]