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Immerse yourself in the beauty of Canada’s lakes and explore the challenges they face with over 400 captivating photo entries in Living Lakes Canada’s 4th Annual Lake Biodiversity Photo [...]

Using a lake survey methodology called Foreshore Integrated Management Planning, or FIMP, the project targeted Columbia Basin lakes with federally designated aquatic Species at Risk and 10 lakes [...]

As surface water supplies dwindle during Alberta’s drought conditions, the importance of groundwater is growing. More than 600,000 rural Albertans already depend on groundwater for drinking [...]

Columbia Basin, B.C. – A collaborative of Canadian environmental groups congratulates negotiators from Canada, British Columbia, and the Ktunaxa, Secwépemc, and Syilx Okanagan Nations, as well as [...]

According to data collected up to the end of March 2024, groundwater levels across different aquifers are responding differently to surface conditions, emphasizing the need for expanded monitoring. 

We are excited to present our latest volunteer to be featured in this series: Lynn Heap, who is joining in on the Lake Blitz from B.C.!

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.