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    Help Living Lakes Canada identify Water Concerns in your community

     Help Living Lakes Canada identify Water Concerns in your community
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    By Nicole Trigg
    In News
    Posted January 25, 2023

    Help Living Lakes Canada identify Water Concerns in your community

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     Dip your toes into water monitoring with the 3rd Annual National Lake Blitz
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    By Tracey Mitchell
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    Posted January 25, 2023

    Dip your toes into water monitoring with the 3rd Annual National Lake Blitz

    Do you love your local lakes and want to help protect them for future generations? Dip your toes into water monitoring this summer and be part of the solution. Lakes in Canada are threatened by [...]

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     Lessons and learnings at Lake Titicaca
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    Posted January 24, 2023

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     College students do a deep dive into groundwater monitoring
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    By Tracey Mitchell
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    Posted January 9, 2023

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    Groundwater is unseen freshwater that humans, wildlife, and ecosystems rely upon but few of us truly understand. Students at Selkirk College in Castlegar, B.C. recently had the opportunity to get [...]

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     2022 Pilot Implementation Report: Columbia Basin Water Monitoring Framework
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    By Nicole Trigg
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     Join our team! We’re hiring a Biomonitoring Technician
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    By Nicole Trigg
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    Posted December 6, 2022

    Join our team! We’re hiring a Biomonitoring Technician

    Title of Position: Biomonitoring Technician Term of Employment: March 1st, 2023 – October  31st, 2023 with potential for permanent employment Wage: $52,000/year pro rata  Location: Anywhere [...]

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     COP 15 and its link to freshwater biodiversity
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    Posted December 5, 2022

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    After multiple delays and a change in location, the UN Biodiversity Conference (otherwise known as COP 15) has finally started in Montréal, Quebec. As the host country of COP 15, Canada is [...]

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     New opportunities, nation-wide recognition and critical water data
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    By Nicole Trigg
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    Posted November 24, 2022

    New opportunities, nation-wide recognition and critical water data

    November 2022 Newsletter: New opportunities, nation-wide recognition and critical water data  

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     Lower Fraser First Nations embrace biomonitoring to protect fish habitat
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    By Emily Jerome
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    Posted November 23, 2022

    Lower Fraser First Nations embrace biomonitoring to protect fish habitat

    Indigenous concerns around threats to fish habitat have prompted the S’ólh Téméxw Stewardship Alliance (STSA) and the Lower Fraser Fisheries Alliance (LFFA) to enhance their capacity for aquatic [...]

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     113 lakes monitored for the 2nd Annual National Lake Blitz
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    By Emily Jerome
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    Posted November 23, 2022

    113 lakes monitored for the 2nd Annual National Lake Blitz

    With so many lakes in Canada, it might be impossible to monitor how they’re all responding to climate change. Living Lakes Canada is tackling this through community-based monitoring. By engaging [...]

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