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Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, Living Lakes Canada is maintaining our efforts to protect fresh water sources. The modifications we are implementing for each program are listed below. If you have [...]

MEDIA RELEASE For Immediate Release March 16, 2021 Melting glaciers, drier weather and diminished stream flows are signs that the global climate crisis is affecting fresh water resources in the [...]

We are pleased to officially announce the launch of the Columbia Basin Water Hub.  An open source database using a CKAN instance customized to house water-related data in the Upper […]

The STREAM (Sequencing The Rivers for Environmental Assessment and Monitoring) project was able to demonstrate how resilient community-based water monitoring can be in uncertain times, like those [...]

We are excited to announce that the data are now available on the Columbia Basin Water Hub as well as the BC Real-time Water Data Tool. The data collected to […]

Living Lakes Canada (LLC) is supporting the facilitation of an Eastern Slopes Aquatic Monitoring Collaborative, a group of local water stewardship organizations, Watershed Planning and Advisory [...]

Kootenay Watershed Science (KWS) is officially the new name for the long-running North Kootenay Lake Water Monitoring Project (NKLWMP) to better represent the project’s main goal: [...]

Living Lakes Canada has been involved in Targeted eDNA research as part of the Flow H20 project, which is a pilot of the Fresh Water Data Commons (FWDC).  The Targeted […]

Last summer, Living Lakes Canada partnered with the Water Rangers on the Western Canada Water Ranger Pilot Project to engage volunteers across Western Canada to investigate their lake water [...]

In 2020, Living Lakes Canada branched out from our historical monitoring and assessment programming to participate in several restoration projects. We are excited to further develop this new [...]