Environment Canada. Note: The following milestones represent the key activities associated with the regulatory process for the Project and are not intended to reflect the entire work plan schedule associated with this Project. Furthermore, these milestones may need to be adjusted as additional information is made available.
Environment Canada. 2011. Scientific Assessment to Inform the Identification of Critical Habitat for Woodland Caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou), Boreal Population, in Canada: 2011 Update.
Environment Canada. EC will provide the analytical service for all samples (according to Table B.3) by March 31, 2015. - EC analysis is valued at $39,585. The cost for EC to collect samples from 12 Core CESI sites in NL alone would exceed that amount. - EC will pay $15,000 to NL for costs associated with sampling remote Labrador CESI stations, which are accessible only by helicopter. $15,000 payable to NL (included in cost-shared table B5) $39,585 payable to EC Laboratory Services (For EC Internal Purposes Only) Data Management (Work-shared activity) Processing and Loading of WQ analytical data - Conducted by Environment Canada Accessibility/Availability of NL WQMA Dataset - Maintained by Environment Canada Environment Canada - verifies and corrects data - transfers data to database - ensures NL WQMA dataset is available on external server for download - maintains database and data transformation package - ensures filtered copy of database (containing NL WQMA dataset) is available outside the firewall - provides backed up NL WQMA dataset every six months to NL ENVC Newfoundland and Labrador Department of Environment and Conservation - Responsible for reviewing, QA/QC ing and subsequently replacing the former dataset Data Management Special Projects (Work-shared Laboratory Comparison Study to verify comparability in analytical results for water quality parameters between NLET and ALET Environment Canada - Final report to be prepared by EC in 2014-2015 NL Department of Environment and Conservation - Input to final report in 2014-2015 activity) Data Verification and Validation of Sample/Measurement Data Environment Canada - EC will continue to work with NL to exchange information and knowledge relating to the data Verification and Validation tool. NL Department of Environment and Conservation - NL ENVC will continue to assess the Data Verification and Validation tool and adapt as necessary to apply to the NL WQMA dataset in an approach consistent with that used by other projects within EC Database Data extraction tools development and updates to CANAL Environment Canada - EC will provide a data extraction tool for the water quality database for use by NL - EC will provide assistance to NL in the use of the tool for data extraction NL Department of Environment and Conservation - NL ENVC will test the tool on their web site for effectiveness when available from EC - NL ENVC will generate and add factsheets for all ambient water monitoring stations to CANAL - NL ENVC will update th...
Environment Canada. Canada Title Objective(s) Timeframe 2001 - 2006 Responsible Organisation(s) Partner(s) -Stakeholder including industry, environmental groups and Firs Nations are participating in priority sector working groups and national workshops to develop targets for reduction and timelines for achieving these targets.
Environment Canada. 2008. Recovery strategy for the Short-tailed Albatross (Phoebastria albatrus) and the Pink- footed Shearwater (Puffinus creatopus) in Canada. Species at Risk Act Recovery Strategy Series. Ottawa: Environment Canada. 46 pp.
Environment Canada. 2012. Recovery Strategy for the Woodland Caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou), Boreal Population, in Canada. XXXX Recovery Strategy Series. Environment Canada, Ottawa, ON. xi + 138pp. xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx/xxxxxxx_xxxx/xxxxx/xxxxx/xx_xxxxxxx_xxxxxx_xxxxxxx_0000_x0.xxx
Environment Canada a) Develop and integrate an operational data and forecast assimilation system that can be used to estimate the hydrologic and thermodynamic cycle of the St. Xxxxxxxx watershed (atmosphere, soil, snow, vegetation, hydrology, lakes, ice, oceans, hydrodynamics);
b) Develop and consolidate an integrated St. Xxxxxxxx River modelling system, using two-dimensional hydrodynamic simulations that cover the entire river, combined with simulations of natural waves, water quality and sedimentation;
c) Develop a high-definition numerical terrain model that provides a precise representation of the river;
d) Identify and integrate the relationships between fluvial physics and living organisms;
e) Develop and implement decision support tools, such as the posting of dynamic indicators of the state of the fluvial ecosystem online, the addition of water quality assessment capabilities, and the assessment of the impact of climate change on various uses of the St. Xxxxxxxx River.
Environment Canada. Canada Title Objective(s) Timeframe To be completed by March, 2000. Status Finnished Responsible Organisation(s)
Environment Canada. Canada Title Objective(s) Timeframe ongoing Responsible Organisation(s) Project Funder(s) PHARE. Comments Department of Toxicology of the National Centre of Preventive Medicine of the Republic of Moldova participated in this project. Canada Title Objective(s) Timeframe February, 2000. Subsequent Protocol to be completed in Fall of 2000 Status Concurrent Responsible Organisation(s)
Environment Canada. Canada Title Objective(s) Timeframe Responsible Organisation(s)
