Join Living Lakes Canada’s Kaite Martin, Lake Blitz Program Lead, for a fun and interactive virtual event where kids become Lake Detectives! Explore the wonders of lake ecosystems through games, storytelling, and sound-and-sight challenges. From guessing wildlife calls to identifying mystery animals and plants, we’ll use our senses to uncover clues about lake life. Contact […]
The theme of the Canadian Water Resources Association’s 2025 national conference is “Living Between Waters – Connecting Water & Resilience.” The focus will be on collaborating across silos, respecting and upholding Indigenous rights; and the roles of municipalities, governments, and industry play in advancing resiliency. Representing Living Lakes Canada, Arlo Bryn-Thorn, Columbia Basin Water Monitoring […]
Living Lakes Canada will be presenting at the Fire, Water, Land and Air: Piikani Climate Risks and Strategic Workshop hosted by The Resilience Institute. This workshop will include presentations and handouts on the climate risks facing Piikani and open up discussion around what is currently being done to address these risks as well as new […]
Living Lakes Canada is hosting a lunch & learn to introduce Kaslo seniors to the Lake Blitz citizen science program, with a focus on its history, recent data, and activity […]
Living Lakes Canada's Foreshore Integrated Management Planning (FIMP) team will be attending the Nechako Watershed Roundtable and Nak'azdli First Nation's Spring Technical meeting entitled, "Action in the Nechako: Progress and Potential Across the Watershed" on June 2nd & 3rd in Fort St. James. Lakes Program Manager Georgia Peck will be presenting on the Francois Lake […]
Qukin ʔamakʔis, the Elk River watershed, has been central to the ʔakanuxunik’ people of Yaq̓it ʔa·knuqⱡi’it First Nation and all Ktunaxa peoples, since time immemorial. In the face of growing environmental stressors, there is an urgent need for informed, collaborative decision making to safeguard the future of this vital watershed. We envision this event as […]
It's Your Water. Share a community meal and learn about water in Qukin ʔamakʔis, the Elk River Watershed. This public symposium focuses on how we value, understand, and manage our water. After a keynote speaker, a panel of Indigenous Knowledge Holders, scientists, and decision makers will discuss water quality and quantity issues and how we […]
Living Lakes Canada is delivering a water monitoring training workshop to Wildsight's Youth Climate Corps in partnership with Columbia Lake Stewardship Society and Lake Windermere Ambassadors.
Living Lakes Canada, in partnership with Red Mountain Road and Enterprise Creek Emergency Preparedness Society, invite you to share your local knowledge on water resources in the Slocan Valley. By applying our data, in tandem with community knowledge, we aim to help communities better prepare for wildfire response efforts. To share information about water sources […]
Living Lakes Canada, in partnership with Slocan Integral Forestry Cooperative (SIFCo), invite you to share your local knowledge on water resources in the Slocan Valley. By applying our data, in tandem with community knowledge, we aim to help communities better prepare for wildfire response efforts. To share information about water sources for this project, complete this […]
Living Lakes Canada will be delivering a FIMP training workshop for the Okanagan Indian Band as part of the collaborative Foreshore Integrated Management Planning (FIMP) project taking place on Wood and Kalamalka Lakes this upcoming summer. This two-day workshop will include one day in the classroom in FIMP methodology training and one day spent on […]
On June 19th the Foreshore Integrated Management Planning (FIMP) team will be at the Vernon Farmers Market to engage with community members and discuss the upcoming survey of local Wood […]
