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NCC Freshwater Climate Change Resilience

NCC Freshwater Climate Change Resilience

Mar 6, 2020 (Last modified Jul 28, 2021)

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Description:: NCC's Freshwater Resilience for the Northern Appalachian - Acadian Region GIS dataset is designed to spatially identify functionally connected networks that are most likely to be resilient in the face of climate change, and therefore maintain their full suite of biodiversity. The intended uses of the classification include, (1) providing common data across provincial and state boundaries to facilitate collaborative opportunities, (2) improving provincial-scale freshwater conservation and sustainable management by providing aquatic planning tools where none previously existed, (3) generating new knowledge on aquatic biodiversity patterns, (4) supporting the development of other aquatic tools to assess aquatic health, determine conservation and restoration priorities, and facilitate climate change adaptation planning

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Data Provided By:: Nature Conservancy of Canada. (2020). Freshwater Resilience for the Northern Appalachian–Acadian Region of Canada [Vector Digital Data: NCC_Freshwater_Resilience_2020.shp]. Atlantic Regional Office. Fredericton, New Brunswick.

Content date:: March 6, 2020

Citation:: Noseworthy, J. & Nussey, P. (2020). Freshwater Resilience to Climate Change for the Northern Appalachian–Acadian Region of Canada. Nature Conservancy of Canada. Atlantic Regional Office. Fredericton, New Brunswick.

Spatial Resolution:: 1:50 000

Contact Organization:: Nature Conservancy of Canada - Atlantic Region
1350 Regent St., Suite 201,
Fredericton, NB, CANADA
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1-877-231-3552
Science.Atlantic@natureconservancy.ca

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Pat Nussey

Use Constraints:: This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.

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Tags:: iso topic = inlandwaters, international, quebec, nova scotia, resilience, prince edward island, rivers, climate change, aquatic, iso topic = environment, new brunswick, freshwater conservation planning, freshwater, streams, hydrography, inland waters, biodiversity

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NCC Freshwater Conservation Blueprint NCC Freshwater Conservation Blueprint
This gallery showcases the Nature Conservancy of Canada's (NCC) Freshwater Conservation Blueprint for the Northern Appalachian–Acadian Region of Canada. The Freshwater Conservation Blueprint is composed of five planning tools: (1) a stream and river ecosystem classification (2) a watershed health assessment;...

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The Nature Conservancy of Canada leads and inspires others to join us in creating a legacy for future generations by conserving important natural areas and biological diversity across all regions of Canada.