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Blanding's turtle (Emydoidea blandingii) is an Endangered Species at Risk in Nova Scotia. Its total population in Nova Scotia is …
Eelgrass has been identified by the Quebec-Atlantic bioregion as a critical coastal habitat. Seagrasses are "coastal canaries"-- sensitive indicators of …
Wetland surface area may be strongly influenced by changing climate regime, land use change, and/or alterations in local and regional …
Wetland vegetation is strongly related to water level and nutrient availability. These variables can be influenced by many stressors including, …
The long-term monitoring of trees on a permanently marked forest plot gives important information on the structure and composition of …
Benthic invertebrates are considered to be strong indicators of aquatic health. They can be found in all fresh water ecosystems …
The Piping Plover in Nova Scotia is listed as ‘endangered’ by the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in …
The hydrological regime of a stream plays a critical role in determining the biodiversity and ecological processes of aquatic, wetland …
From March 27 to June 19, 2023, the Government of Canada invited stakeholders to share their views in the Annual …
The Common loon is a highly visible water bird inhabiting many of the lakes within Kejimkujik and the greater park …