By Living Lakes Canada On the surface, Canada appears rich in freshwater. Yet, as communities across the country continue to face increasing water scarcity, it’s…
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Columbia Basin Water Hub wins Open Data award
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…
St. Mary Lake foreshore survey report now available
As the popularity of St. Mary Lake grows, both as a recreational hotspot and a scenic place to live, monitoring the lake foreshore is just…
Local leading the charge for women in groundwater
With the growing climate crisis, surface water supplies are becoming less reliable. We need a greater understanding of our groundwater systems. Invermere resident Carol Luttmer…
Columbia Lake foreshore survey report now available
As the popularity of Columbia Lake grows, both as a recreational hotspot and a scenic place to live, monitoring the lake’s foreshore is just as…
Empowering communities to protect local watersheds
Submitted by Living Lakes Canada Op-Ed Commentary The extreme climate impacts experienced in B.C. in 2021 are ushering in new mainstream vocabulary as more and…
LLC shares best practices with Myanmar groups
Living Lakes Canada (LLC), the Columbia Basin-based water stewardship non-profit organization, recently presented a Canadian NGO perspective on lake management to an international audience—the United Nations Development…
North Coal water data secured through Water Hub
The Columbia Basin Water Hub is making significant progress towards achieving open data sharing in the Canadian Columbia Basin. Recently the Water Hub acquired baseline…
Water Hub new home for Columbia Basin water data
The Columbia Basin Water Hub is a new open-source online platform for storing water-related data collected throughout the Columbia Basin region so communities and decision…