Canada doesn’t currently have a nationwide ecological monitoring system that provides a national picture of the state of our natural resources and changes in the conditions affecting environmental or human
Through the collection of ecological data using standardized methods, monitoring can establish baselines representing the current status of ecosystem components. Repeat observations and analysis of ecological data can allow for
The Ecological Monitoring and Assessment Network (EMAN), along with its partners is trying to better coordinate monitoring and research activities throughout the country, as Canada doesn’t currently have a national
The Northwest Territories Cumulative Impact Monitoring Program (NWT CIMP) is
The objective of this announcement of opportunity (AO) is to
Environment Canada participates in one of the Youth Employment Strategy
The EMAN Coordinating Office is excited to welcome Louise Kingsley
The EMAN Coordinating Office will be contacting you shortly to
A document describing a methodology to standardize the division of
The EMAN Coordinating Office and Nature Canada are excited to
The Ecological Monitoring & Assessment Network Coordinating Office led a
EMAN CO has developed Quality Assurance and Quality Control for
The International Joint Commission (IJC) is inviting Great Lakes researchers