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Natural Resources Canada > Earth Sciences Sector > Priorities (2002-2006) > Natural hazards and emergency response
Natural Hazards and Emergency Response
Educational sites

This information represents activities in the Earth Sciences Sector Programs (2002-2006). Please refer to Priorities for information on current Earth Sciences Sector Programs.

  • Natural Hazards (Atlas of Canada)
    Maps and information on avalanches, earthquakes, floods, hail storms, hurricanes, landslides, tsunamis, tornadoes, and volcanic activity

  • Educational Sites (Geological Survey of Canada)
    Links to a number of educational sites with information on natural hazards.

  • Natural Hazards of Canada (Information products, Critical Infrastructure Protection and Emergency Preparedness)
    Maps, fact sheets, posters, and teacher's resources

  • Geoscape Canada
    Explaining the landscapes, earth and water resources, and natural hazards of Canadian communities.

  • Urban Geology
    Urban geology provides engineers, planners, decision makers, and the general public with the geoscience information required for sound regional planning in densely populated areas.

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