The National Lake Blitz is an annual volunteer program that empowers people across Canada to monitor lake health and biodiversity using simple tools, such as iNaturalist. Open to all, no […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 and Kalamalka Lakes this summer. Contact email: FIMP@livinglakescanada.ca
The Columbia River Field School is a hands-on learning experience for youth ages 15-18. This event will focus on building camping and canoeing skills, providing youth leadership opportunities, and expanding upon participants' knowledge about the Columbia River Basin. The Field School culminates in a half-day symposium, where Living Lakes Canada will be a guest speaker. […]
Join us for a BBQ and live water testing demos hosted by the Wasa Lake Land Improvement District and Living Lakes Canada. The East Kootenay Invasive Species Council will also […]
Join Living Lakes Canada at the Kokanee Creek Nature Centre for a family-friendly presentation on watershed health in the Columbia Basin, featuring insights into local monitoring efforts, threats to our watersheds, and how we track ecosystem changes. The hour-long event wraps up with a hands-on water sampling activity where participants will learn real-world techniques used […]
