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For 40 years, the Biological Survey of Canada (BSC) has encouraged and organised studies of the arthropod fauna of Canada, through the wide involvement of the scientific community and the leadership of an expert steering committee. The benefits of the BSC to science include the completion of major cooperative projects to acquire and synthesise knowledge (documenting faunas in the Yukon, Canadian grasslands, and other significant regions and habitats), the assembly and organisation of information and specimens, and improved communication among entomologists. Its efforts have led to valuable monographs, scientific briefs, newsletters, and other products summarised here, including documents that are also useful to...
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Responsibility for water is divided between the federal, provincial and territorial governments in Canada, and each government has pursued its own path. The resulting water policy landscape is highly fragmented. Issues exist that may warrant regional or national policy coordination. Examples relate to climate change adaptation, water exports and ecosystem protection, to name a few. Previous efforts to coordinate water policy in Canada have largely resulted in failure. This appears to leave Canada in a trailing position relative to numerous countries around the world that have pursued a more coordinated approach to water policy. Paradoxically, however, the failure of previous water policy coordination efforts creates...
    map background search result map search result map MOUND MICROSITES: CAN THEY INFLUENCE PLANT SURVIVAL AND GROWTH IN MINE RECLAMATION Benefits and principles of the Biological Survey of Canada: a model for scientific cooperation Determining Canadian water utility preparedness for the impacts of climate change RESOURCE ECONOMICS AND ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIOLOGY Coordinating Water Policies: Necessary, But Not Sufficient Cumulative Effects Research: Achievements, Status, Directions And Challenges In The Canadian Context Implementing comprehensive land claims agreements in Canada: Towards an analytical framework Arctic Peoples of Canada: Response to Challenges Development, Assessment and Application of Benthic Algal Biomonitoring Protocols for Canadian Waters MOUND MICROSITES: CAN THEY INFLUENCE PLANT SURVIVAL AND GROWTH IN MINE RECLAMATION Development, Assessment and Application of Benthic Algal Biomonitoring Protocols for Canadian Waters Arctic Peoples of Canada: Response to Challenges Benefits and principles of the Biological Survey of Canada: a model for scientific cooperation Determining Canadian water utility preparedness for the impacts of climate change RESOURCE ECONOMICS AND ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIOLOGY Coordinating Water Policies: Necessary, But Not Sufficient Cumulative Effects Research: Achievements, Status, Directions And Challenges In The Canadian Context Implementing comprehensive land claims agreements in Canada: Towards an analytical framework