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In order to assess long-term changes in streams Thousand Islands NP monitors their water quality yearly in July. Samples are …
Several measures that characterise downed woody debris are recorded along three, 45.14 m transects associated with long-term Ecological Monitoring and …
Browse surveys occur in early spring and are conducted by park staff. Each plot is composed of nine circular subplots …
Frogs and toads were monitored through visual and audio surveys during twice-yearly wetland visits between May-June 2006-2014. Frogs and toads …
Benthic invertebrate data is collected and used for two biological measures that assess TINP’s freshwater quality. Data collection from streams …
Benthic invertebrate data is collected and used for two biological measures that assess TINP’s freshwater quality. Data collection from streams …
Browse surveys occur yearly in July-August and are conducted by park staff. Each plot is composed of nine circular subplots …
Browse surveys occur yearly in July-August and are conducted by park staff. Each plot is composed of nine circular subplots …
Park staff monitor invasive wetland plants at marsh monitoring sites in May-June each year (8 plots/year). In each wetland, pairs …
Tundra is an important ecosystem in Vuntut National Park. It covers approximately 56% of the park and is used extensively …