Depicts Importand Bird Area (IBA) boundaries for subject region and vegetation coverage. The IBA Program is an international conservation initiative coordinated by BirdLife International. The Canadian co-partners for the IBA Program are Bird Studies Canada and Nature Canada.

The distribution of Arctic char species complex, sensu stricto, and the location of introduced populations.

Depicts Importand Bird Area (IBA) boundaries for subject region and vegetation coverage. The IBA Program is an international conservation initiative coordinated by BirdLife International. The Canadian co-partners for the IBA Program are Bird Studies Canada and Nature Canada.

Polygons of important bird areas. Maps containing the IBA polygons shall include the following citation: Bird Studies Canada and Nature Canada. 2004-2012. Important Bird Areas of Canada Database. Port Rowan, Ontario: Bird Studies Canada.

Depicts Importand Bird Area (IBA) boundaries for subject region and vegetation coverage. The IBA Program is an international conservation initiative coordinated by BirdLife International. The Canadian co-partners for the IBA Program are Bird Studies Canada and Nature Canada.

The CanVec product will be maintained in partnership with the organizations providing the data. CanVec is scheduled to be published by edition (or release) twice a year. Wooded area (Area covered by trees or shrubs.) Cut line (A line cut through a forest area to facilitate cadastral or seismic surveys, or to create firebreaks.)

Derived fro the Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR) sensor operating on board the United States National Oceanic and Atmosphereic Administration (NOAA) satelites. Vegetation and land cover information set has been classified into twelve categories. It is broken down by provinces, territories, and regions.

Distribution of coho salmon captured in the Canadian Arctic and turned in to the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Canada (DFO) to 2011.

Distribution of chum salmon captured in the Canadian Arctic and turned in to the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Canada (DFO) to 2011.

Distribution of all salmon species captured in the Canadian Arctic and turned in to the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Canada (DFO) to 2011.