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Designed with the Water Hub’s community of users in mind, this easy-to-use tool transforms raw data into clear, compelling visuals. It helps users tell meaningful data stories that can deepen [...]

In response to ongoing shoreline development and climate impact concerns, the UNB and Living Lakes initiated a collaborative “Two-Eyed Seeing” approach to improving foreshore management for [...]

We’re delighted to announce that, among over 5,000 members, our organization was selected for a new 1% for the Planet initiative called the Featured Partner Guides. Featured Partner Guides are [...]

During the May to October monitoring season, volunteers recorded 2,066 observations. This included 1,194 bird sightings, with Canadian Geese, Mallard Ducks, and Common Loons being the most [...]

Over the past few months, the 2024 BC Election has sparked a lot of debate dedicated to party platforms and campaign promises. Among the trending topics of concern – the […]

For this World Water Monitoring Day (September 18), we’re highlighting the incredible efforts of volunteers and local groups who are helping to safeguard the health of our rivers, lakes, [...]

In response to concerns that shoreline development was impacting critical fish and wildlife habitat around the lake, a re-survey of Fraser Lake’s foreshore was conducted in 2023 by Living Lakes [...]

Lancé par Living Lakes Canada, un organisme à but non lucratif spécialisé dans les l’intendance et les sciences de l’eau, le Défi photo sur la biodiversité des lacs célèbre les lacs du Canada et [...]

Hosted by Living Lakes Canada, an award-winning water science and stewardship non-profit, the Lake Biodiversity Photo Challenge celebrates lakes across Canada and raises awareness around what’s [...]

Water mapping resource in rural BC community supports local and provincial crews in wildfire suppression efforts during Argenta Creek wildfire.