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Evaluating the Conservation Standards (CS) as a conservation planning
framework A case study of the Inner Bay of Fundy conservation planning process


Georgia Cooney, Master of Marine Management - Supervisors: Maxine Westhead1 and Dr. Patricia Manuel, Marine Affairs Program and School of Planning, Dalhousie University. Evaluating the Conservation Standards (CS) as a conservation planning framework
A case study of the Inner Bay of Fundy conservation planning process

Strengthening Coastal Resilience & Relationships:
Reflections on the 2025 Coastal Zone Canada Conference.


Khan, J., Legault, A., MacDonald, B., Manuel, P., Margeson, K., Martinez Calderon, D.,  Webster, A., & Wells, P. (2025, July 30). Strengthening coastal resilience and relationships: Reflections on the 2025 Coastal Zone Canada Conference.

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Welcome to the Eastern Shore

Along Nova Scotia’s rural Eastern Shore, coastal, intertidal, and nearshore spaces are significant cultural landscapes of multi-generational...

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Eastern Shore Fisheries Resource

In collaboration with the Eastern Shore Archives and Lake Charlotte Area Heritage Society, our team has documented and analyzed...

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The Community Collection

Combining the experiential knowledge of various users and their observations acquired through recreational and commercial activities can...

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Revealing the Seafloor

Exploring Local Knowledge and Interpretations of Benthic Spaces along the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia, Canada. The aim of this project was...

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Visualizing Combined Community Data
Explore the Community Collection GeoApp

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Future directions

The BEcoME project will continue to explore local knowledge of the seafloor and change to benthic environments along the Eastern Shore...

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Beyond the Lines

Challenges of documenting and visualizing local knowledge through participatory mapping

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Community Asset Mapping in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia

Social Assets Mapping and Valuation for Climate Change Adaptation

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Let's Take a Walk

The advantages of using in-person and virtual walking as a participatory method.

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Mapping Coastal Stories

Maps as a Method in Community-Engaged Heritage Research

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© 2020 BEcoME. 
 

Research funding was provided by the Ocean Frontier Institute, through an award from the Canada First Research Excellence Fund

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