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C-CIARN Atlantic
Historical Host Institution:
Dalhousie University
School for Resource and Environmental Studies
6100 University Avenue, Suite 5010
Halifax, N.S. B3H 3J5
Overview
C-CIARN Atlantic brought researchers and stakeholders together to contribute to the understanding of the potential impacts of climate change on the Atlantic provinces, determine research priorities for this region and develop related adaptation strategies. This office also developed fact sheets, brochures and other promotional material which focus on specific impacts and adaptation issues in Atlantic Canada (eg. Atlantic Coastal Trails and Boardwalks and Climate Change, Climate and Deciduous Forests in Maritime Canada, Climate and Fresh Water in Atlantic Canada, Coastal Impacts under a Changing Climate, Prince Edward Island).
Communication Products (PDF Format)
- Atlantic Canada - Agriculture Poster
- Atlantic Canada - Communities Poster
- Atlantic Canada - Energy Poster
- C-CIARN Atlantic - 5 Year Compendium Brochure
- Newfoundland - Coastal Erosion Poster (JPG Format)
- Newfoundland and Labrador - Sea Level Rise Poster (JPG Format)
Fact Sheets (PDF Format)
- Brochure - coastal trails
- FactSheet - deciduous forestry
- FactSheet - fresh water
- FactSheet - PEI coastal
Miscellaneous Publications (PDF Format)
Newsletters
- C-CIARN Atlantic Newsletter (Jan-Mar)
- C-CIARN Atlantic Newsletter (Apr-Jun)
- C-CIARN Atlantic Newsletter (Oct-Dec)
Presentations (PDF Format)
- A 'Vulnerability/Risk-based' Approach to Climate Change Adaptation in the Forest Sector
- Adaptation of Forests to Impacts of Climate Change
- Adaptation to Climate Change (Academic Perspective)
- Adaptation to Climate Change (Private Sector Perspective)
- Anticipated or Known Climate Impacts to Drinking Water as a Health Issue in the Atlantic Region
- Climate Change and its Impact on Tourism in Natural Areas of Atlantic Canada
- Climate Change and Water Resources
- Climate Change and Wildlife Conservation in Atlantic Canada
- Climate Impacts on the Groundwater Resources in the Atlantic Region
- Climates and Natural Hazards: Impacts and Adaptations in Eastern and Central NL
- Coastal Communities and Adaptation (Government Perspective)
- Coastal Communities and Adaptation (Project Perspective)
- Coastal Trails in the Changing Climate of Atlantic Canada
- Community and NGO Approaches to Adaptation
- Economics of Adaptation (Academic Perspective)
- Economics of Adaptation (Private Sector Perspective)
- Ecotourism & Climate Change: An industry perspective
- Impacts and Adaptations to Climate Change in Newfoundland and Labrador
- Municipal Infrastructure and Risk Management (Academic Merspective)
- Municipal Infrastructure and Risk Management (Industry Perspective)
- Overview of Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Forests and Forest Management
- Parks and Protected Areas as a Focus for Studies of Climate Change Impacts...
- Resource-based Activities in Atlantic Canada: Adaptations to Climate Change
- Sky to Streams: Adapting to Climate Change in Cape Breton
- The Effects of Climate Change on Freshwater Ecosystems in the Atlantic Region
- Transportation Impacts and Adaptation (Academic Perspective)
- Transportation Impacts and Adaptation (Private Sector Perspective)
- Vulnerability of the Atlantic Provinces to climate variability and change
- What can forest managers do to help ensure resilient forests in a changing future?
- Wildlife, Habitat, and Climate
- Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow: A look at Climate and Atlantic Fist Nation Communities
Proceedings (PDF Format)
- C-CIARN Atlantic Workshop 1
- C-CIARN_Atlantic workshop_1_summary
- C-CIARN_Atlantic_Workshop_2
- C-CIARN_Atlantic_workshop_2_summary
- C-CIARN_Atlantic_Workshop_3
- C-CIARN_Atlantic_Workshop_3_summary
- C-CIARN_Atlantic_workshop_4_summary
- C-CIARN_Atlantic_Workshop_5
- C-CIARN_Atlantic_Workshop_5_summary
- C-CIARN_Atlantic_Workshop_6
- C-CIARN_Atlantic_Workshop_6_summary
- Climate Change: Impacts and Adaptation Networking
Workshops
- Managing Climate Risks for Natural Ressources in Atlantic Canada (March 14-15, 2007)