Diving into the world of health and environmental regulations can feel daunting and difficult to navigate but these conversations are important and impact each and every one of us

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is taking the world by storm. You might have even noticed it beside water quality results online. Let’s talk about what that means and what it says about harmful bacteria that might be present in the water.

In our ongoing efforts to foster water literacy and community engagement, we’re excited to spotlight the recent success of our Adopt-a-Site Program. The Kew-Balmy group has been an incredible example of community initiative. This dedicated group of local cold-water enthusiasts has taken water quality monitoring into their own hands.

I am not a good enough writer to describe the sensation. The best way I can describe it is holding a spoonful of ice cream in your mouth. Delightful.. but a bit too much at the same time. The water felt amazing, and for the few seconds that I was under, I did not think a single thought. I was perfectly relaxed. 

I think this is what everyone is going on about. Being in a single moment without any distractions or thoughts. It was amazing.

When we think about where we are going as a team on the West Coast, we often think of it as an evolution. But the truth is, it’s a learning experience of betterment. How we can listen, learn and support better.

It is why we’re very grateful and fortunate to be able to expand our scope of focus in 2024, in collaboration with communities and Nations along our unique coast to better enhance our relationship with our local waters.

Celebrated on the 11th of February, The International Day of Women and Girls in Science is not just a global observance but rather a call to break down the barriers that have historically hindered women and girls from fully participating in science.

In the spirit of this important day, we’d like to highlight the remarkable women within our organization who have not only pursued but excelled in their scientific journeys.