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Hydrological patterns determine water depth, flow intensity, duration, and frequency of flooding, as well as low flow periods. Water levels …
Hydrological inputs and outputs determine water depth, flow patterns, and duration and frequency of flooding. The seasonal pattern of changes …
Water temperature is considered a key ecosystem driver in freshwater ponds and streams of PEI National Park. American eel and …
The removal and restoration of outdated infrastructure has been an ongoing since 2009, with formal tracking and monitoring for forest …
Forest canopy or over-story species composition provides useful information on forest tree species present at the stand and landscape level. …
Purple loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria) is an alien invasive species that is considered a threat to wetland plant community biodiversity. In …
Freshwater ponds are monitored annually for fish species diversity and American eel abundance (catch per unit effort, or CUE), and …
PEI National Park samples Chlorophyll-a to measure aquatic productivity in four freshwater ponds. The sampling is carried out on an …
Dune systems are key features in protecting assets, land, and ecosystems behind them from the effects of storm surges, wave …
The abundance of bank swallow (Riparia riparia) nest holes within cliff and bank habitats along PEI National Park coastline is …