WWF Canada presents the results of their national Watershed Reports—the first Canada-wide report on health of freshwater ecosystems and the threats they face.
The Salt Spring Island Preservation Society's FreshWater Catalogue is mobilizing volunteers to help fill important water knowledge gaps on the Island.
Wetlands are an essential part of aquatic ecosystems. They filter runoff, improving water quality, and absorb excess quantity. But not all wetlands are created the same.
Learn how GWF is working with hundreds of researchers to deliver watershed management solutions in cold-weather regions impacted by climate change.
Wastewater effluent is a key driver of algae-causing nutrient pollution in lakes, rivers and streams. The Grand River Conservation Authority is working to address that.
The world of citizen science is exploding. Water Rangers is at the forefront of this movement, providing an open platform, low-cost tools, and programming to empower citizen scientists and help fill data gaps.
In this webinar, we explore opportunities and challenges related to community-based watershed monitoring in British Columbia.
