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Navigate this Page - "Environmental Issues, Conservation, and Park Reserves":
General
Monitoring Change
The Ecological Monitoring and Assessment Network (EMAN) is made up of
linked organizations and individuals involved in ecological monitoring in
Canada to better detect, describe, and report on ecosystem changes. Lists of Links - Biodiversity
Declining Amphibian Populations
Good question! A super site! Covers amphibian biology,
distribution, identification, and population decline. [The link did not respond the last time it was checked]Deformed or Unusual Amphibians
Twenty-nine scientists from seven countries met in St John's,
Newfoundland from 24-27 February 1997 to consider the interactions between
harp seals and fisheries in the Northwest Atlantic. From the BBC. From Cabot to TAGS. And you thought it was just the water temperature? By David M. Lavigne, Department of Zoology, University
of Guelph. Contrary to the official Canadian Government view. Includes: Covers topics from ozone and acid rain to
urban air quality and more. See also: the site Archive From Environment Canada. Excellent. From the
Experimental Studies
Division (ARQX) of Environment Canada. From the
ARQX Homepage of Environment Canada. PDF format:
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summary. From Environment Canada. Extensive.Environmental Initiatives and Organizations
From the Canadian Forest Service (CFS). In search of sustainable forest
management The mission of the society is to protect representative
portions of Canada's wild ecosystems in the form of parks, wilderness and natural areas. "Mission:
To assemble and provide information and expertise on species at risk and natural
communities in Atlantic Canada, in support of decision-making, research and education." Parks, Reserves and Natural Areas
Homepage. From
the L.L. Bean Park Search site. Homepage. Homepage. Homepage. From
the L.L. Bean Park Search site. The official,
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador website. From
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wilderness facility designed to educate through face-to-face contact with natural
species. Slow-loading; plug-in impaired! From
the L.L. Bean Park Search site. [May require recent browser version] Nice travel shots from Walter Muma's 2003 Newfoundland trip. The Order in Council setting up Burnt Cape as a permanent
ecological reserve. From the commercial tourism publication "Where It's At 2002". PDF file. [Archived copy] [Provincial government press release] Newfoundland Government press release.Seabird Reserves
Note that Les Tuck's name has been incorrectly spelled! Aaargh! From
the L.L. Bean Park Search site. From Environment Canada. [An MSWord download. May display in very small format; if so, try "File, Print Preview]
This website is the creation of John E. Maunder, Pouch Cove, Newfoundland, Canada.
E-mail: jem@nl.rogers.com