UPDATED! 2022 Mooring Buoy Information
UPDATE ON MOORING BUOY PLACEMENT FOR LAKE WINDERMERE: The Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK) implemented a grandfathering process in 2012 for existing mooring buoys on Lake Windermere. This process designated buoys present at that time as legally non-conforming, meaning ...
2021 Annual Water Quality Report
"Five of the eight parameters deviated from the Ministry of Environment objectives, including Temperature, Dissolved Oxygen, Turbidity, Specific Conductivity, and phosphorus levels." - LWA 2021 Water Quality Report LWA water stewardship assistant and volunteer monitoring water temperature. 2021 Lake Windermere ...
Summer camps are now full for the 2022 season!
We are excited to be once again offering FREE summer camps for kids ages 7 to 11. The camps will happen on Fridays in Invermere (James Chabot Provincial Park). All Camps will run from 9:00am to 12:00 pm (3 hours) ...
2022 Lake Windermere Earth Day Spring Shoreline Cleanup!
The Lake Windermere Ambassadors’ Annual Earth Day Spring Shoreline Cleanup! Saturday April 23rd from 10:00am – 1:00pm. The Lake Windermere Ambassadors invite residents to help spiff up our beaches during this year’s Lake Windermere Earth Day Shoreline Cleanup. Participants will ...
Lake Windermere Home Inspection
If you tuned in last month, you likely read that we are in our last Deep Dive of 2021, Our Shared Home. In September we focused on benthic macroinvertebrates who reside in our shared home, this month we will look ...
Lake Windermere’s Changing Climate
The most recent heat wave, and the devastating wildfires that have followed, has brought climate change to the front of our minds recently. This article is the first in our Water Based Recreation Deep Dive Series, and while it may ...
Foreshore Integrated Managment Planning
In 2020 the Lake Windermere Ambassadors partnered with Living Lakes Canada to conduct a Foreshore Integrated Management Planning Project on Lake Windermere. This project re-created work done in 2006 for the Shoreline Habitat Inventory Mapping and examined changes that have ...
Bank Swallows Return to Lake Windermere
As the weather warms up, the lake's summer residents begin to return, including the Bank swallow. Bank swallows are facing one of the fastest population declines with 98% population loss in Canada over the past 40 years. Bank swallow colonies ...
The Dangers of Wake Boats on Shallow Waters
We all love a wake, but do we know the costs? There can be a bunch, depending on whether wake boats are used responsibly. Here we’ll just look at how wakes interact with the lake bottom, because wake boats can ...











