Environmental Monitoring and Assessment

Preface
pp. 1-2(2)
Authors: Lumb A.; Brydges T.G.

Monitoring the results of Canada/U.S.A acid rain control programs: some lake responses
pp. 3-19(17)
Authors: Jeffries D.S.; Brydges T.G.; Dillon P.J.; Keller W.

Inter- and Intra-Annual Chemical Variability During the ice-Free Season in Lakes with Different Flushing Rates and Acid Deposition Histories
pp. 21-37(17)
Authors: Arnott S.E.; Dillon P.J.; Somers K.; Keller B.

CHANGES IN ACID PRECIPITATION-RELATED WATER CHEMISTRY OF LAKES FROM SOUTHWESTERN NEW BRUNSWICK, CANADA, 1986–2001
pp. 39-52(14)
Authors: Pilgrim W.; Clair T.A.; Choate J.; Hughes R.

Assessing Potential for Recovery of Biotic Richness and Indicator Species due to Changes in Acidic Deposition and Lake ph in Five Areas of Southeastern Canada
pp. 53-101(49)
Authors: Doka S.E.; Mcnicol D.K.; Mallory M.L.; Wong I.; Minns C.K.; Yan N.D.

Ecological Monitoring for Assessing the State of the Nearshore and Open Waters of the Great Lakes
pp. 103-117(15)
Authors: Neilson M.A.; Painter D.S.; Warren G.; Hites R.A.; Basu I.; Weseloh D.V.C.; Whittle D.M.; Christie G.; Barbiero R.; Tuchman M.; Johannsson O.E.; Nalepa T.F.; Edsall T.A.; Fleischer G.; Bronte C.; Smith S.B.; Baumann P.C.

The Development and Implementation of Indicators of Ecosystem Health in the Great Lakes Basin
pp. 119-151(33)
Authors: Shear H.; Stadler-Salt N.; Bertram P.; Horvatin P.

Seabirds as Indicators of Changes in Marine Ecosystems: Ecological Monitoring on Machias Seal Island
pp. 153-181(29)
Authors: Diamond A.W.; Devlin C.M.

Knowing, Mapping and Understanding st. Lawrence Biodiversity, with Special Emphasis on Bird Assemblages
pp. 177-192(16)
Authors: Desgranges J-L.; Jobin B.

Metal Contamination in Zebra Mussels (Dreissena Polymorpha) Along the st. Lawrence River
pp. 193-219(27)
Authors: Kwan K.H.M.; Chan H.M.; De Lafontaine Y.

Water Quality Evaluation and Trend Analysis in Selected Watersheds of the Atlantic Region of Canada
pp. 221-248(28)
Authors: Khan F.; Husain T.; Lumb A.

How and why is Aquatic Quality Changing at Nahanni National Park Reserve, nwt, Canada?
pp. 243-281(39)
Authors: Halliwell D.R.; Catto S.

Status and Trends of Ontario's Sydenham River Ecosystem in Relation to Aquatic Species at Risk
pp. 283-310(28)
Authors: Staton S.K.; Dextrase A.; Metcalfe-Smith J.L.; Di Maio J.; Nelson M.; Parish J.; Kilgour B.; Holm E.

Canadian Environmental Effects Monitoring: Experiences with Pulp and Paper and Metal Mining Regulatory Programs
pp. 311-326(16)
Authors: Walker S.L.; Ribey S.C.; Trudel L.; Porter E.

Recommendations for Monitoring of Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers in the Canadian Environment
pp. 327-341(15)
Author: Alaee M.

Monitoring the Conservation of Grassland Habitats, Prairie Ecozone, Canada
pp. 343-364(22)
Authors: Gauthier D.A.; Wiken E.B.

Using Temporal Coherence to Determine the Response to Climate Change in Boreal Shield Lakes
pp. 365-388(24)
Authors: Arnott S.E.; Keller B.; Dillon P.J.; Yan N.; Paterson M.; Findlay D.

Sharing the geo-Referenced Results of Climate Change Impact Research
pp. 389-397(9)
Authors: Sauchyn D.J.; Joss B.N.; Nyirfa W.N.

Linking Ecological Science to Decision-Making: Delivering Environmental Monitoring Information as Societal Feedback
pp. 399-408(10)
Authors: Vaughan H.; Whitelaw G.; Craig B.; Stewart C.

Establishing the Canadian Community Monitoring Network
pp. 409-418(10)
Authors: Whitelaw G.; Vaughan H.; Craig B.; Atkinson D.

Plant Phenology in Western Canada: Trends and Links to the View From Space
pp. 419-429(11)
Authors: Beaubien E.G.; Hall-Beyer y.

Patterns and Trends in Southern Ontario Lake ice Phenology
pp. 431-444(14)
Author: Futter M.N.

Opportunities for Improved Risk Assessments of Exotic Species in Canada Using Bioclimatic Modeling
pp. 445-461(17)
Authors: McKENNEY D.W.; Hopkin A.A.; Campbell K.L.; Mackey B.G.; Foottit R.