Georgia Basin geohazards initiative |
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Georgia Basin geohazards initiative
The Georgia Basin is a spectacular landscape surrounding a bountiful inland
sea which has three areas: Puget Sound and Straits of Georgia and
Juan de Fuca. The Basin is surrounded by the largest coastal population
and development growth in Canada and lies within the most seismically
active zone in Canada. The main objective of the Georgia Basin Geohazards
Initiative is to provide the geoscientific knowledge necessary for
effective decision making on environmental and resource management
issues in the Georgia Basin.
![Multibeam image of southern Strait of Georgia Multibeam image of southern Strait of Georgia](/web/20061103070604im_/http://gsc.nrcan.gc.ca/marine/gbgi/images/sgeorgiastrait_.jpg) Multibeam image of southern Strait of Georgia
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