Rehabilitating and Restoring Unique Landscapes within Five Watersheds along the Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia, Canada Water Quality Monitoring Data

The Five Watersheds Project, formally known as "Rehabilitating and Restoring Unique Landscapes within Five Watersheds along the Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia, Canada" is a multi-year Coastal Restoration Fund Project – a program component of the multi-year Oceans Protection Plan (OPP), of the Government of Canada.

The five-year project will address issues of coastal erosion and physical barriers to fish passage in the (1) Chiganois, (2) Debert, (3) Folly, (4) Great Village, and (5) Portapique Watersheds (the Watersheds), within the Cobequid Bay of the Inner Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia. From that information, the Project will identify areas of habitat concern and create a restoration plan with a focus to ameliorate fish passage barriers caused by aboiteaux, degraded culverts, and erosion.

Citation

Maritime Aboriginal Peoples Council. 2022-12-15. "Rehabilitating and Restoring Unique Landscapes within Five Watersheds along the Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia, Canada Water Quality Monitoring Data" (dataset). 1.0.0. DataStream. https://doi.org/10.25976/knc1-7690.

Funding Sources

Ocean Protections Plan, Government of Canada

Data Collection Information

A YSI Professional Plus handheld multiparameter water quality unit© is used to collect the physio-chemical data for all sites. flowometer was used to determine the flow rate. A turbidity tube was used to evaluate turbidity (cm).

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API Access

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