Two different surveying strategies provided insight into the wildlife and vegetation communities within the south basin of Lake Winnipeg. Incidental wildlife observations were conducted along the entire shoreline between Riverton and Traverse Bay from July 30 to August 4, 2011. Surveys were conducted from a boat operated approximately 30-metres offshore. All wildlife observed between the boat and the shoreline (littoral zone), or within a 30-metre buffer upslope of the high water mark (riparian zone), are included in the data. These sightings provided valuable insight into habitat use and preference of avian communities within the south basin. A second round of more intensive wildlife and vegetation sampling occurred in the south basin between August 4 and 7, 2011. Wildlife and vegetation surveys were conducted both off and on-shore at 23 locations in the south basin (shown on map).

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Field Value
Dataset Name SHIM Wildlife Vegetation Survey
Dataset General Type widlife and vegetation survey
Dataset Type Dataset
Dataset Level 1.1-Quality Controlled Data
Program Website
Keyword Vocabulary Polar Data Catalogue
Keyword Vocabulary URL https://www.polardata.ca/pdcinput/public/keywordlibrary
Theme Freshwater
Dataset Status Complete
Maintenance and Update Frequency Not planned
Dataset Last Revision Date 2015-10-09
Dataset DOI 10.5203/XW9G-3T12
Metadata Creation Date 2022
Publisher CanWIN
Field Value
Dataset Collection Start Date 2011-08-04
Dataset Collection End Date 2011-08-07
Spatial regions Lake Winnipeg Basin
Spatial extent West Bound Longitude
Spatial extent East Bound Longitude
Spatial extent South Bound Latitude
Spatial extent North Bound Latitude
Field Value
Sample Collection
Sample Collection 1
Sampling Instrument Name
Camera
Standardized Sampling Instrument Name
cameras
Sample Collection Method Name
Observations - written and photo documentation
Comment
Method Link
Method Summary
Sample Collection 2
Sampling Instrument Name
15 metre beach seine, minnow traps
Standardized Sampling Instrument Name
fish aggregating devices/FAD
Sample Collection Method Name
Fish surveys
Comment
Method Link
Method Summary
Activity Collection Type Field Observation
Preferred citation
Analytical Instrument
Analytical Instrument 1
Analytical Instrument Name
Standardized Analytical Instrument Name
Analytical Instrument Identifier Id
Analytical Instrument Identifier Type
Analytical Method
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License Name Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
Licence Type Open
Embargo Date
Licence URL https://spdx.org/licenses
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Dataset Authors
Dataset Authors 1
Name
Lake Winnipeg Foundation
Type of Name
Organizational
Email
info@lakewinnipegfoundation.org
Affiliation
Lake Winnipeg Foundation
ORCID ID
Contributors
Contributors 1
Name
Role
Email
Affiliation
ORCID ID
Project Data Curator Lake Winnipeg Foundation
Project Data Curator email info@lakewinnipegfoundation.org
Project Data Curator Affiliation Lake Winnipeg Foundation
Awards
Field Value
Related Resources
Related Resources 1
Related Resource Name
Resource Code
Identifier Type
Relationship To This Dataset
Resource Type
Online Resource
Type
Series Name
Field Value
Publications
Publications 1
Publication Name
Identifier Code
Identifier Type
Relationship to this dataset
Resource Type
Online Resource
Publication Type