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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 [...]

Joignez-vous à des centaines de personnes à travers le Canada pour mesurer la température de l'air et de l'eau, et décrire l'habitat riverain, la faune, les espèces envahissantes et les [...]

Join hundreds of people across Canada in measuring air and water temperature, and documenting shoreline habitat, wildlife, invasive species and environmental concerns at their chosen lakes [...]

Nestled in B.C.’s Southern Interior, the Okanagan is renowned for its picturesque lakes and hot and semi-arid climate. It’s also prone to drought and extreme wildfires. Monitoring siwɬkʷ (“water” [...]

Gathering, storing and analyzing reliable water data lies at the core of Living Lakes Canada’s water stewardship work. As climate change impacts continue to occur with increased frequency and [...]

This winter, people across Canada are confronting the continuing effects of the 2023 drought season, experiencing first hand changing snow patterns and warmer temperatures. As struggling ski [...]

Led by Living Lakes Canada, the Celebrating The Lakes gathering was held in mid-December in Whitehorse, YT. This event brought together staff from Indigenous, territorial, and federal government [...]

The groundwater lab began as soon as the group left the campus building, with a short stop at a sign announcing a “Groundwater Protection Zone” — and an area where potential contamination could [...]

Growing up, I never really understood the gravity of the battle to keep Qat’muk wild. I remember I would always see the “Keep Jumbo Wild '' stickers on the bumpers of cars in the East Kootenay [...]