Eco-units and potential priority conservation areas in the Western Arctic Bioregion .: Fs70-6/2015-021E-PDF
The process to plan a network of marine protected areas in the Canadian Arctic was initiated in the Western Arctic Bioregion. A biogeographic classification system was developed to divide the Western Arctic Bioregion into types of habitats or ecosystems referred to as eco-units. The Bioregion was divided into 18 eco-units. Dominant ecosystem features, sea-ice data, bathymetric data, sills and water mass information were the primary inputs used to delineate the eco-units. The Western Arctic Bioregion currently contains 22 areas identified during previous science peer reviews as being ecologically and biologically significant.
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| Title | Eco-units and potential priority conservation areas in the Western Arctic Bioregion . |
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| Publication type | Monograph - View Master Record |
| Language | [English] |
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| Format | Digital text |
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| Description | 19 p. : fig., maps, tables. |
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