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Water sustainability emerged as one of the top issues for the Province of British Columbia in the unanimous report on the Budget 2020 Consultation released by the Select Standing Committee on [...]

STREAM is a collaboration between Living Lakes Canada, World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Canada, Environment and Climate Change Canada and the University of Guelph, which involves the collection of eDNA [...]

On July 10, the generous team at RBC visited us in Nelson, BC to learn about our projects and present us with a cheque to help us work towards a healthy future for water in Canada. Thank you RBC [...]

Living Lakes Canada hosted a two-day stream health assessment course in Canmore, Alberta on July 16-17. There were 18 participants that attended the course to learn data collection techniques for [...]

Increasing our knowledge about groundwater will help us protect and manage this valuable resource. On July 19, 2019, as part of the Living Lakes Canada Columbia Basin Groundwater Monitoring [...]

By Avery Deboer-Smith (Living Lakes Canada Program Coordinator) and Rory Gallaugher (Living Lakes Canada Hydrometric Technologist) On June 18th, the Columbia Basin Water Monitoring [...]

  Last month, the B.C. Government turned down a proposal for a 90-berth moorage facility on Lake Windermere in the East Kootenay. Local newspaper The Columbia Valley Pioneer reported four [...]

  Living Lakes Canada (LLC) delivered its first CABIN training course of the 2019 field season in Nelson on June 12-13 using an adapted CABIN protocol to include eDNA analysis. The [...]

By Kootenay Lake Partnership Chair Jayme Jones In May 2019, Valencia, Spain became the world capital of wetlands when they hosted the Living Lakes 15th International Conference on Lakes and [...]

By Shannon McGinty, Lake Windermere Ambassadors Program Coordinator During the spring freshet of 2019 the Lake Windermere Ambassadors had an opportunity to learn from experienced stewards with [...]