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77 | to keep Canadians informed and safe.\r\n\r\nEnvironment and Climate | ||||
78 | Change Canada is building on its accomplishments with the environment | ||||
79 | through credible science, effective regulations and legislation, | ||||
80 | successful partnerships, and high-quality service delivery to | ||||
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82 | repair the damage of the past, to collect and pass on knowledge, and | ||||
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84 | We also work to ensure that Canadians have a safe, clean and | ||||
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86 | future.\r\n\r\nEnvironment and Climate Change Canada is a diverse | ||||
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88 | implementing the Government of Canada\u2019s environmental agenda. We | ||||
89 | collaborate with our partners at home and abroad, to realize concrete | ||||
90 | progress on initiatives that will protect the health of our people and | ||||
91 | our planet.\r\n\r\n# Our Mandate\r\nEnvironment and Climate Change | ||||
92 | Canada's mandate is to: \r\n* preserve and enhance the quality of the | ||||
93 | natural environment, including water, air, soil, flora and fauna\r\n* | ||||
94 | conserve Canada's renewable resources;\r\n*conserve and protect | ||||
95 | Canada's water resources;\r\n*forecast daily weather conditions and | ||||
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97 | Canada;\r\n*enforce rules relating to boundary waters; | ||||
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82 | "description": "Netley-Libau Marsh, the largest coastal wetland | 132 | "description": "Netley-Libau Marsh, the largest coastal wetland | ||
83 | adjoining Lake Winnipeg, has been mapped by aerial\r\nphotography in | 133 | adjoining Lake Winnipeg, has been mapped by aerial\r\nphotography in | ||
84 | the past (Grosshans et al 2004; Verbiwski 1986), indicating a trend of | 134 | the past (Grosshans et al 2004; Verbiwski 1986), indicating a trend of | ||
85 | vegetation loss, but\r\na lack of historic aerial photography has | 135 | vegetation loss, but\r\na lack of historic aerial photography has | ||
86 | limited mapping efforts to sporadic intervals. Satellite | 136 | limited mapping efforts to sporadic intervals. Satellite | ||
87 | imagery,\r\nthough of a coarser spatial resolution, has the advantage | 137 | imagery,\r\nthough of a coarser spatial resolution, has the advantage | ||
88 | of high temporal and spectral resolution. Using\r\nLandsat images and | 138 | of high temporal and spectral resolution. Using\r\nLandsat images and | ||
89 | a methodology developed in an earlier phase of this study (Watchorn | 139 | a methodology developed in an earlier phase of this study (Watchorn | ||
90 | 2014), a time\r\nseries of classified vegetation cover maps was | 140 | 2014), a time\r\nseries of classified vegetation cover maps was | ||
91 | produced for twelve years between 1990 and 2013. Water\r\ncover maps | 141 | produced for twelve years between 1990 and 2013. Water\r\ncover maps | ||
92 | were produced for another eight years within this interval, resulting | 142 | were produced for another eight years within this interval, resulting | ||
93 | in a time series\r\nrepresenting 20 years of this 23-year period. This | 143 | in a time series\r\nrepresenting 20 years of this 23-year period. This | ||
94 | time series allowed for an investigation into\r\nrelationships between | 144 | time series allowed for an investigation into\r\nrelationships between | ||
95 | the extent and distribution of Netley\u2019s vegetation community to | 145 | the extent and distribution of Netley\u2019s vegetation community to | ||
96 | underlying\r\nhydrological factors on adjoining Lake Winnipeg and the | 146 | underlying\r\nhydrological factors on adjoining Lake Winnipeg and the | ||
97 | Red River, which can be used to guide future\r\nmarsh remediation | 147 | Red River, which can be used to guide future\r\nmarsh remediation | ||
98 | measures.\r\nThe analysis of this time series indicates that the | 148 | measures.\r\nThe analysis of this time series indicates that the | ||
99 | long-term trend of vegetation loss in Netley-Libau Marsh\r\nhas not | 149 | long-term trend of vegetation loss in Netley-Libau Marsh\r\nhas not | ||
100 | been steady, nor has it been unidirectional. Observed vegetation | 150 | been steady, nor has it been unidirectional. Observed vegetation | ||
101 | change \u2013 both loss and gain \u2013\r\nwas characterised by sudden | 151 | change \u2013 both loss and gain \u2013\r\nwas characterised by sudden | ||
102 | dramatic changes disrupting periods of relative stasis. Lake Winnipeg | 152 | dramatic changes disrupting periods of relative stasis. Lake Winnipeg | ||
103 | water\r\nlevel was identified as the major factor responsible for | 153 | water\r\nlevel was identified as the major factor responsible for | ||
104 | shifting the balance between emergent wetland\r\nvegetation and open | 154 | shifting the balance between emergent wetland\r\nvegetation and open | ||
105 | water. Periods of low water as short as one year had dramatic and | 155 | water. Periods of low water as short as one year had dramatic and | ||
106 | persistent effects\r\non emergent vegetation cover, particularly in | 156 | persistent effects\r\non emergent vegetation cover, particularly in | ||
107 | smaller lakes. Regenerated emergent vegetation was less\r\npersistent | 157 | smaller lakes. Regenerated emergent vegetation was less\r\npersistent | ||
108 | in the large Netley Lake, suggesting that marsh bathymetry is dynamic. | 158 | in the large Netley Lake, suggesting that marsh bathymetry is dynamic. | ||
109 | This study also\r\nidentified that Lake Winnipeg water level and Red | 159 | This study also\r\nidentified that Lake Winnipeg water level and Red | ||
110 | River flow are both contributing factors which influence\r\nthe extent | 160 | River flow are both contributing factors which influence\r\nthe extent | ||
111 | of wet meadows around Netley-Libau Marsh. Decreased river discharges | 161 | of wet meadows around Netley-Libau Marsh. Decreased river discharges | ||
112 | and lake levels were\r\ncorrelated with increasing use of these | 162 | and lake levels were\r\ncorrelated with increasing use of these | ||
113 | regions as hayed or cultivated land. Finally, the interpretation | 163 | regions as hayed or cultivated land. Finally, the interpretation | ||
114 | of\r\nthe cover map time series indicates the connectivity between the | 164 | of\r\nthe cover map time series indicates the connectivity between the | ||
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