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Taking action to mitigate the effects of climate change can bring hope in these challenging times. This month’s newsletter explores water data insights and visualizations and the need for [...]

What do photos of sunsets, kayakers, herons and plastic pollution all have in common? They’re all eligible to be submitted to the 4th annual Lake Biodiversity Photo Challenge! Hosted by Living [...]

What do photos of sunsets, kayakers, herons and plastic pollution all have in common? They’re all eligible to be submitted to the 4th annual Lake Biodiversity Photo Challenge! Hosted by Living [...]

At Niagara College in southern Ontario, 32 students delved into an open water database to transform the data into visually engaging environmental stories.

Living Lakes Canada’s Columbia Basin Water Monitoring Framework (CBWMF) is a finalist In the Fresh Water category of the 2024 Land Awards.

Living Lakes Canada invite the public to participate in an online survey to share insights and concerns regarding groundwater in their area.

In a special issue of the peer-reviewed Water International journal focused on water governance, Living Lakes Canada’s Columbia Basin Water Monitoring Framework (CBWMF) was selected as a featured [...]

We are excited to present our latest volunteer to be featured in this series: Chris Pratt, who is joining in on the Lake Blitz from Alberta!

For World Water Day, March 22nd, we’re taking this time to celebrate the power of collective action in driving change. From water science to stewardship, every endeavour creates an impactful [...]

Located 15 minutes south of Nelson, B.C., Apex Creek tumbles down from the alpine and through a modest waterfall. Flowing over moss-covered rock, the water arrives at a tranquil pool. This is [...]