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  1. Region 14 - Atlantic Northern Forests The primary aims of BCR Strategies are to present Environment and Climate Change Canada's priorities with respect to migratory bird conservation, and to provide a comprehensive overview of the conservation needs of bird populations to practitioners who may then undertake activities that promote bird ...
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  3. The North American Land Change Monitoring System has maps on carbon sequestration, wildlife habitat mapping, ecosystem monitoring, and more. The North American Environmental Atlas allows for the mapping and layering of data on human influence, climate, ecosystem pollution, and waste.
  4. Ecological regions are areas of general similarity in ecosystems and in the type, quality, and quantity of environmental resources. They serve as a spatial framework for the research, assessment, management, and monitoring of ecosystems and ecosystem components. They are effective for national and regional state of the environment reports, environmental resource inventories and assessments ...
  5. Ecological Regions of North America, as presented here, is a view of continental ecological regions that has been developed to enhance the capability of both NGOs and governmental organizations to assess the nature, condition and trends of the major ecosystems in North America.
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    Wildlife Science and Environment Atlantic Regions Canada: Academic and government departments investigate energy flow and wildlife population in Atlantic ecosystems. Focuses on conservation, management and education. Gives research, volunteers,
  7. Aug 20, 2024IUCN in North America unlocks the power of the larger union, supplying knowledge, tools, and best practices to help inform and influence conservation efforts in the United States and Canada. Threats to the region include biodiversity loss, droughts and flooding, forest fires, growing populations, among many others, some of which are being made worse due to a changing climate. We represent a ...
  8. publications.gc.ca

    aterfowl Management Plan. It is a partnership of the six eastern provinces, Environment Canada (Canadian Wildlife Service), Ducks Unlimited Canada an Wildlife Habitat Canada. The purpose of this program is to contribute toward the goal of returning North American waterfowl populations to early 1970s levels and it is being accomplished through ...
  9. publications.gc.ca

    NATIONAL PROFILE The Canadian Wildlife Service (CWS) is responsible for the protection and management of migratory birds through development of regulations, habitat management, and supporting research and surveys. With the provinces and territories, the Service undertakes programs of research and management related to other wildlife where there is a national interest, and advises other federal ...
  10. Scientists conduct research in every region of Canada and consider all aspects of wildlife and habitat health, from the molecular to the ecosystem. Research focuses on migratory birds, species found on federal lands, and their habitats, as well as mammals, amphibians, reptiles, invertebrates and plants.
  11. The Northeast United States and Atlantic Canada share many of the same types of forests, wetlands, and natural communities, and from a wildlife perspective the region is one contiguous forest. However, resources are classified and mapped differently on the two sides of the border, creating challenges for habitat evaluation, species modeling, and predicting the effects of climate change. To remedy

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