Environment and Climate Change Canada

34 datasets found
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    Wild Bird Health and Contaminants, Oil Sands Region

    Aquatic bird eggs are being collected for contaminants analysis. Egg collections in the Peace-Athabasca Delta area support Parks Canada’s activities at Wood Buffalo National Park and the multi-stakeholder Peace-Athabasca Ecosystem Monitoring Program. This monitoring activity employs repeated...
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    Environment and Climate Change Canada
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    • ESRI REST
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    Amphibian and Wetland Health Contaminants and Toxicology, Oil Sands Region

    The health of individual amphibians, amphibian populations, and their wetland habitats are monitored in the oil sands region and at reference locations. Contaminants assessments are done at all sites. Amphibians developing near oil sands activities may be exposed to concentrations of oil...
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    Environment and Climate Change Canada
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    • ESRI REST
    • WMS
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    Ecosystem Sites, Speciated Mercury, Validated Data, Oil Sands Region

    Measurements of gaseous elemental mercury (GEM), gaseous oxidized mercury (GOM) and particulate bound mercury on PM2.5 (referred to as PBM2.5) were collected by Environment and Climate Change Canada from August to September 2013 at the Wood Buffalo Environmental Association (WBEA) Air Monitoring...
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    Ecosystem Sites, Total Gaseous Mercury, Validated Data, Oil Sands Region

    Total gaseous mercury (TGM) data are collected by Environment and Climate Change Canada at two Wood Buffalo Environmental Association (WBEA) Air Monitoring Stations (AMS). The instrument at WBEA AMS 11 was relocated to WBEA AMS 13 in Spring 2014. TGM data from the oil sands region are available...
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    Environment and Climate Change Canada
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    Oil Sands bitumen sediment exposure of Fathead minnows

    Dataset contains laboratory-studied Fathead minnow (Pimephales promelas) survival when exposed to bitumen sediments from the oil sands region of northern Alberta, cut through the McMurray Formation (MF). These are the results of the toxicological exposures, when Fathead minnow embryos were...
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    Passive Sampling, Oil Sands Region

    Verified and validated SPMD data are available on experimental research data to ascertain whether low concentrations of PACs can be more accurately detected using semi-permeable membrane devices than with water grab samples. Data are available from spring 2012 through winter 2014/15 from sites...
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    Environment and Climate Change Canada
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    Wild Fish Communities, Oil Sands Region

    Wild fish community data (species, abundance, diversity, length, weight) for 2013 and 2019 are now available for tributaries of the Athabasca River (rivers Steepbank, Ells, Firebag, High Hills, Dunkirk, Horse, Muskeg, Tar and Calumet) and 2017 data for rivers and creeks adjacent to Christina Lake...
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    Environment and Climate Change Canada
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    Mainstem Water Quality - Oil Sands Region

    Athabasca River (includes sites M2, M3, M4, M5, M6, M7 [2011-March 2018]) Water quality chemistry data for 17 sites in the lower Athabasca River (LAR), the Peace and Slave rivers, and their tributaries, including measurements of major ions, nutrients, metals (dissolved and total) and organics...
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    Environment and Climate Change Canada
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    Species at Risk Migratory Landbirds, Oil Sands Region

    The old-forest landbird monitoring program was initiated in 2014. Old-forest songbirds are a priority for monitoring because they can be vulnerable to habitat disturbance, and their habitats are less common overall and difficult to restore once disturbed. This augmented program employs a...
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    Environment and Climate Change Canada
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    Cause-Effect Monitoring Migratory Landbirds at Local Scales, Oil Sands Region

    Local-scale projects focus on gaps in our understanding of complex response patterns at regional scales by targeting specific habitats or development features of interest. Environment and Climate Change Canada is monitoring how and why boreal birds respond to oil sands development features using...
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    Environment and Climate Change Canada
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    Cause-Effect Monitoring Migratory Landbirds at Regional Scales, Oil Sands Region

    Regional-scale monitoring focuses on understanding how and why boreal songbirds, including several Species at Risk, are affected by human activity across the Peace, Athabasca and Cold Lake oil sands area. Data are collected across multiple habitat types and across a range of disturbance...
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    Environment and Climate Change Canada
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    Remote Sensing and Modelling, Ground-based Aerosol Optical Depth, Oil Sands R...

    Measurements of aerosol optical depth (AOD) using sunphotometers are being made in the oil sands region (at Fort McKay’s Oski-ôtin site, and Fort McMurray). AOD is a measure of the degree to which atmospheric aerosols absorb or scatter sunlight anywhere from the top of the atmosphere to the...
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    Environment and Climate Change Canada
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    Ecosystem Sites, Volatile Organic Compounds, Validated Data, Oil Sands Region

    Monitoring of volatile organic compounds (VOC) was initiated by Environment and Climate Change Canada at the Wood Buffalo Environmental Association (WBEA) Air Monitoring Station (AMS) 1 – Bertha Ganter, in Fort McKay, Alberta in October 2011. The VOC compounds that are currently being measured at...
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    Environment and Climate Change Canada
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    • CSV
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    Tributary Water Quality - Oil Sands Region

    Water Quality Monitoring on Tributaries in the Athabasca River Oil Sands Region Ells River (EL1, ELLS RIFF 2, ELLS RIFF5 [2012-2015]) Mackay River (MA1 [2012-2015], MA2 [2013-2015]) Steepbank River (STB RIFF1, STB WSC, STB RIFF7, STB RIFF10 [2012-2015]) Firebag River (FI1, FI WSC [2012-2015])...
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    Environment and Climate Change Canada
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