CBM In Action: North Slave Métis Alliance
August 28, 2019
Community-based monitoring groups of all shapes and sizes are taking action to protect rivers, lakes and wetlands. These are the amazing people and initiatives that inspire us to do the work we do here at DataStream.
In this video Nicole Goodman from the North Slave Métis Alliance talks about the work they are doing to monitor water and address community concerns, including around the impacts of legacy arsenic from Giant Mine.
The North Slave Métis Alliance conducts water monitoring in collaboration with the NWT-wide Community-Based Water Quality Monitoring program. Click here to check out their data on DataStream.
A week at the International Association for Great Lakes Research Conference
In May, the DataStream team gathered in Toronto for the 66th Annual Conference on Great Lakes Research, hosted by the International Association for Great Lakes Research (IAGLR).
Meet our team: Lilian Tran
As part of our ongoing staff feature series, we are thrilled to profile DataStream’s Operations Coordinator, Lilian Tran!
National Lake Blitz makes citizen science a cinch
In 2021, Living Lakes Canada launched the National Lake Blitz. The water stewardship organization had two goals: to help track the impact of climate change on Canada’s lakes and to make it easy for everyone to get involved in water monitoring, no matter their age or experience.