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 […]
Join Us for BC Rivers Day: Cottonwood Creek Cleanup! Living Lakes Canada and the Friends of Kootenay Lake Stewardship Society will be hosting a community stream cleanup along Cottonwood Creek as part of this year's BC Rivers Day celebrations. Thank you to the Outdoor Recreation Council of BC for your 45 years of advocacy, and […]
Living Lakes’ Columbia Basin Water Monitoring Framework Program Manager, Arlo Bryn-Thorn, and Hydrology Consultant, Paul Saso, will support students in learning how to assess the safety and condition of groundwater well sites, prepare and use measurement equipment, collect and download groundwater sensor data, and conduct field measurements to calibrate sensor data to what is observed […]
Living Lakes’ Columbia Basin Water Monitoring Framework Program Manager, Arlo Bryn-Thorn, and Hydrology Consultant, Paul Saso, will support students in learning how to assess the safety and condition of groundwater well sites, prepare and use measurement equipment, collect and download groundwater sensor data, and conduct field measurements to calibrate sensor data to what is observed […]
Living Lakes’ Columbia Basin Water Monitoring Framework Program Manager, Arlo Bryn-Thorn, and Hydrology Consultant, Paul Saso, will support students in learning how to assess the safety and condition of groundwater well sites, prepare and use measurement equipment, collect and download groundwater sensor data, and conduct field measurements to calibrate sensor data to what is observed […]
The Pacific Americas Flyway Youth Forum is a three-day virtual international gathering from November 7-9, 2025, which will bring together hundreds of young conservationists from across the Pacific Americas Flyway, including local voices from Canada. Co-hosted by a multitude of partners including Youth Engaged in Wetlands, World Wetland Network and Living Lakes Canada, this free event will strengthen […]
Living Lakes Canada's Water Monitoring Coordinator, Braeden Toikka, will be presenting on Living Lake's Alberta Groundwater Program at the CWRA - IAH Conference on November 13th. This talk, titled "Combining Science and Community Priorities to Strengthen Groundwater Governance", will be held from 11:06-11:24am MT and will include an overview of the program as well as […]
Living Lakes Canada and the Pacific Salmon Foundation (PSF) are hosting a one-hour workshop to explore the Columbia Basin Water Hub, a home for open-source freshwater data and collaboration. For PSF staff and partners, this workshop will walk through new platform features designed to support diverse data needs, and demonstrate how data sharing can strengthen […]
The Living Lakes Canada office will be officially closed from December 24, 2025 to January 4, 2026.
Living Lakes will be delivering an online presentation on the restoration work taking place and planned within the Ramsar-designated Columbia River Wetlands. This webinar will explore wetlands as powerful drivers of systemic transformation toward sustainability. Contact email: restoration@livinglakescanada.ca
Living Lakes Canada has been collecting local water data and developing a hydrological model for the Boulder, Neave, and Wilmer Creek watersheds to support informed decision making and sustainable water management. Join Living Lakes Water Monitoring Technician Braeden Toiika for a community meeting to learn more about the project, explore initial findings, and hear how […]
The 2026 Yukon Lakes Virtual Roundtable is a collaborative webinar bringing together academic researchers, Indigenous partners, and government representatives to share insights on lake monitoring across northern watersheds. The event will include two feature presentations with Q&As, a multi-jurisdictional panel focusing on lake monitoring across different regions, and facilitated breakout discussions to foster knowledge exchange, […]
