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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New data sheds light on climate impacts in local watersheds
By Living Lakes Canada Considered one of North America’s most important water towers, the Canadian Columbia Basin supplies fresh water to millions of people downstream…
Local residents’ water concerns captured in new report
With dire drought conditions across most of British Columbia, the summer of 2023 is unfolding as predicted. Early, rapid snowmelt combined with a hot, dry…
Bringing Canadian water priorities to UN Water Conference
Living Lakes Canada, the award-winning water stewardship NGO based in the Canadian Columbia Basin, will be represented at the first United Nations conference on water…
Help identify water concerns in your community
Have you noticed lower water levels in your favourite creek? Are you worried about your community’s water supply? Do you have questions about how climate…
The climate crisis is a water crisis
Monitoring for adaptation in the Columbia Basin It took until 2022, but water finally made it onto the official agenda of a UN Climate Change…
B.C. investment in watershed security offers hope
Submitted by Living Lakes Canada On Earth Day (April 22), Living Lakes Canada welcomed the Province of B.C.’s commitment of $30 million for projects that…