Flexing their Mussels: Nature’s Bivalve Wonder
When the invasive species survey was being conducted in 2021 on Lake Windermere, it was observed that there were fewer freshwater mussels compared to other …
Unbe-grebe-able: Diving into the Lives of These Remarkable Waterbirds
Article by Marie-Jeanne Reid Have you ever heard of a grebe? You might have seen one without realizing what it was. Grebes are typically recognized …
First appearance of whirling disease in the Columbia River watershed in BC
On Monday, The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) confirmed the first appearance of whirling disease in the Columbia River watershed in BC, based on final …
WE’RE HIRING!
The Water Stewardship Assistant will be an outgoing, adventurous youth (15 to 30) who is passionate about the environment and is looking forward to …
You are invited to our 13th Annual General Meeting!
Come and learn more about our organization, how you can get involved, and provide feedback. Everyone is welcome! When: March 21, 2024 Time: AGM starts …
Whirling Disease
Parks Canada has temporarily closed all waterbodies and shorelines in Yoho National Park and Kootenay National Park until March 31st in response to the discovery …
Support Our Fundraiser
tru-earth.sjv.io/LakeAmbassadors We have partnered with Tru Earth for fundraising. Our organization will earn at least 20% on every sale made through our fundraiser, allowing you …
Falling into a new season – What this means for Lake Windermere.
The transition from summer into fall can results in interesting and dynamic changes in lake ecology. Including temperature fluctuations, changes in the activities of various …
Cyanobacteria in Lakes: A Closer Look
Often called blue green algae, naturally occurring cyanobacteria play a crucial role in photosynthesis and nutrient recycling. However, their overgrowth in freshwater bodies can have …