Greater Fundy Ecosystem Research Project
UNB Faculty of Forestry and Environmental Management
Fundy National Park - Ecosystem Conservation Plan
Fundy National Park's Ecosystem Conservation Plan
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Fundy National Park forms the core of the Greater Fundy Ecosystem's intensive study area. The park ecosystems are used as the reference or natural sites for research and monitoring that assesses the effects of forestry on species, communities and processes. Considerable research and inventory has been completed within and adjacent to Fundy but significant gaps in understanding remain. To permit this protected area to serve as the regional benchmark Parks Canada is working to fill in these gaps. The Fundy National Park Ecosystem Conservation Plan (1997) describes and prioritizes the inventory, monitoring, research, restoration, and operational priorities to be worked on for the next several years. If you would like to contribute to carrying out this plan contact Vicki Sahanatien, Park Ecologist, Fundy National Park, Box 40, Alma, NB E0A 1B0. Tel. 506-887-6098. Ce document est egalement disponsible en francais. |
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Fundy National Park Ecosystem Conservation Plan (908 Kb)
e-mail: vicki_sahanatien@pch.gc.ca
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Go to State of the Greater Fundy Ecosystem report
Go to Forest Biodiversity Guidelines
Information provided by:
Dr. Graham Forbes
Faculty of Forestry and Environmental Management at UNB
