2025 marks the tenth anniversary of the Lake Winnipeg Community-Based Monitoring Network (LWBMN). In celebration of the excellent work of our community volunteers, we will be highlighting ten volunteers over the course of this tenth field season.

"What we really need is a way to limit all the algae without giving the blue-greens an advantage." Written by Dr. Lyle Lockhart, this article details the science behind LWF's two decades of advocacy to reduce phosphorus loading to Lake Winnipeg.

2025 marks the 20th anniversary of the Lake Winnipeg Foundation. In honour of our birthday, we have looked back over the last two decades to remember some of the pivotal moments that have shaped this organization.

Advocacy to improve policy for the public good is a central component of the work of Canadian charities, and LWF tenaciously advances policy solutions for Lake Winnipeg.

At the Lake Winnipeg Foundation, our mission to improve the health of Lake Winnipeg through advocacy and action is deeply intertwined with our commitment to anti-racism and inclusivity.

Members have always been the engine that drives LWF forward. Certainly, we depend on members' donations to support our work. But membership is so much more than that. Our members are vital in translating science into solutions.

Our advocacy power is growing – our membership is growing – because the work is valuable and it’s getting results.

Holding governments accountable for their actions has never been more important and LWF is just the foundation to do it.

Citizen advocacy absolutely makes a difference, and LWF's impact is amplified by the collective voices of its membership. Add your voice!

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