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Living Lakes Canada team member Kyle Prince recently assisted installing a series of hydrometric stations and collecting water samples in the Columbia Wetlands near Invermere, B.C. This work was [...]

The Foreshore Integrated Management Planning (FIMP) Project Team is pleased to release a RFP for its first field season happening in 2020. Request for Proposal The Living Lakes Canada Society [...]

Database Manager Position Description Living Lakes Canada is seeking an efficient and organized Database Manager to join our team. This is a Full Time Short-Term contract, with the possibility of [...]

It’s been almost six weeks since the national response to the COVID-19 pandemic changed our way of life. At Living Lakes Canada, we’ve been cautiously optimistic with our plans while [...]

Living Lakes Canada worked with Imagine Creative to produce this 4-minute video — “People Power for Healthy Rivers: DNA Technology Meets Citizen Science in STREAM” — which features [...]

    Columbia Basin, March 22, 2020 – Aquatic species and their habitats are at risk in the Columbia Basin and a new Living Lakes Canada project is helping to protect them.  Living Lakes [...]

Columbia Basin, March 22, 2020 – There is relatively little known about the aquifers in the Columbia Basin, but the Living Lakes Canada Columbia Basin Groundwater Monitoring Program is starting [...]

The Flathead River is a trans-boundary tributary of the Columbia River, flowing from the Canadian Rocky Mountains south into Montana. This system is significant because it includes the headwaters [...]

Monitoring Collaborative update The Columbia Basin Water Monitoring Collaborative database is in the final stages of development and testing before its launch as the collective hub of Columbia [...]

From February 10 to 11, Living Lakes Canada joined representatives from Environment and Climate Change Canada, the University of Guelph and the World Wildlife Fund-Canada in Guelph, Ontario for [...]