Elevating Community-Based Water Monitoring in Canada
Creators
- Maclean, Bruce1
- Somers, Gila2
- Kotaska, Jana3
- Nelson, Joanne4
- Wilson, Nicole4
- Kanu, Alexis5
- Munkittrick, Kelly6
- Cohen, Alice7
- Wattie, Emma8
- Mutter, Edda9
- DuBois, Carolyn10
- Herbert, Claire11
- Parent-Doliner, Gabrielle12
- Pulsifer, Peter13
- Telfer, Lindsay14
- Brown, Meredith15
- Holman, Larissa15
- Leech, Susan16
- Livingstone, Aislin10
- Paquette, Catherine17
- Hendriks, Elizabeth17
- Hartwig, Katarina18
- Hildebrand, Larry19
- Day, Lindsay10
- Maas, Tony20
- Stainton, Michael5
- Lobson, Chelsea5
- Smith, Jessie8
- Anavapik Soucie, Tim21
- Atkinson, David22
- Baird, Donald23
- Duncan, Laura24
- Hoshizaki, Lara3
- Jiapizian, Paul25
- Chau, Joyce26
- Johnson, Noor27
- Piedboeuf, Nathalie28
- Toohey, Ryan29
- Banks, Angela30
- Ellis, Derek30
- Tully, Krystyn12
- 1. Mikisew Cree First Nation
- 2. Government of the Northwest Territories
- 3. Coastal First Nations – Great Bear Initiative
- 4. University of British Columbia
- 5. Lake Winnipeg Foundation
- 6. Wilfrid Laurier University
- 7. Acadia University
- 8. Atlantic Water Network
- 9. Yukon River Inter-Tribal Watershed Council
- 10. The Gordon Foundation
- 11. Canadian Watershed Information Network
- 12. Swim Drink Fish
- 13. Exchange for Local Observations and Knowledge of the Arctic
- 14. Canadian Freshwater Alliance and Our Living Waters
- 15. Ottawa Riverkeeper
- 16. The Firelight Group
- 17. WWF-Canada
- 18. Living Lakes Canada
- 19. World Maritime University
- 20. Forum for Leadership on Water
- 21. ARTIConnexion
- 22. Ryerson University
- 23. University of New Brunswick
- 24. Mainstreams
- 25. Environment and Climate Change Canada
- 26. EcoSpark
- 27. University of Colorado Boulder
- 28. Group d'éducation et d'écosurveillance de l'eau (G3E)
- 29. United States Geological Survey
- 30. PEI Watershed Alliance
Description
In November 2018 Living Lakes Canada, WWF-Canada, and The Gordon Foundation convened a national roundtable discussion aimed at identifying actional steps the federal government can take to show leadership and support in advancing community-based monitoring of freshwater ecosystems in Canada.
This compilation is the outcome of the roundtable. It includes a discussion paper, final recommendations, and case studies of diverse community-based monitoring programs across the country.
The insights and contributions of the roundtable participants and project advisory committee made this work possible.
This initiative was supported by Environment and Climate Change Canada and Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada.
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