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Great Lakes Environmental Sensitivity Atlases and Digital DatabaseThe Great Lakes Environmental Sensitivity Atlases are publications that have been developed to aid agencies and companies prepare and respond to spills of oil and other hazardous materials in the Great Lakes. The Atlases are broken down into seven sub-regions, providing in-depth information on:
In addition, preliminary work is underway to create a James Bay/Hudson Bay Environmental Sensitivity Atlas. The Atlas design allows readers to learn about various features and habitats along the Canadian shorelines of each lake and both the Canadian and United States shorelines of the rivers. The Atlases have been designed to:
Special FeaturesIntroductionProvides information regarding the Project Background, Nature of the Data, Atlas Design and Function, as well as Sensitivities of Biological and Human-Use Resources to spills of oil and other hazardous materials. NotesSupplementary facts and information that denote site specific observations or concerns for the reader. Each note corresponds to a particular point on the map LegendSpecial removable legend that can be placed along side of symbols that appear on the maps, allowing for an easy identification of:
While designed for spill response, this atlas information is useful for general environmental protection initiatives, preservation of sensitive shoreline areas and as an addition to the environmental education curriculum. The atlas series will be of interest to:
AvailabilityThe Atlases are available in paper volume at varying prices. A price list and order form is available. A digital database of the Atlases will soon be available for CD-ROM. Inquire at any time!!!! ContactRegional Environmental Emergencies Coordinator |
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