An open access hub for sharing water data
Our mission is to promote knowledge sharing and collaboration so our waters remain healthy for generations to come
If you collect water quality data in British Columbia or the Yukon, then we would love to work with you. Join local and regional monitoring groups who are expanding the audience for their data by sharing it on Pacific DataStream, so that it can be accessed and used by communities, researchers, and policy makers.
One-click visualizations make monitoring results easier to understand.
The task of uploading years of data was tackled by Hakai Institute field technician Isabelle Desmarais, and it proved much simpler than she anticipated. DataStream provided a detailed template to ensure all the data on the site uses the same standardized format. The DataStream team also provided plenty of support.
As part of our ongoing staff feature series, we are thrilled to profile one of DataStream’s Data Specialists, Jessica Lagroix!
Water Rangers recently published the highly anticipated 2025 Watershed Reports. DataStream was proud to contribute data to these vital reports. Below are some of the DataStream team’s takeaways.
Communities can drive the data-to-policy cycle. Pacific DataStream is designed to support this.
Monitoring Groups
Communities are connected to their waters and best-placed to see changes as they happen.
Open Data
DataStream provides a place to store, share, and compare water monitoring data across watersheds.
Interpretation & Knowledge
Open data advances scientific knowledge, supports collaboration, and fuels innovation.
Policy & Action
Knowledge can be translated into action to protect the health of watersheds on which we all depend.
DataStream brings water monitoring information together so it’s open, accessible and usable.
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