Eeyou Coastal Habitat Project

The **Eeyou Coastal Habitat Project** is a collaboration between the Kuzyk and Ehn research groups at the University of Manitoba, researchers at other universities across Canada, and the Cree in Eeyou Istchee, to study the coastal oceanography of east James Bay. The research project is part of a lar...

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Published: 2023
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spelling dataone:sha256:890895642ba57f5caa4ef4c52b90fb75b3a4993eb3a9de1ff9e4dcd0825b70b4 2023-11-08T14:14:56+01:00 Eeyou Coastal Habitat Project BEGINDATE: 2016-01-01T00:00:00Z ENDDATE: 2022-12-31T00:00:00Z 2023-01-01T00:00:00Z https://search.dataone.org/view/sha256:890895642ba57f5caa4ef4c52b90fb75b3a4993eb3a9de1ff9e4dcd0825b70b4 unknown James Bay eelgrass Coastal dynamics Geese Dataset 2023 dataone:urn:node:CANWIN 2023-11-08T13:48:39Z The **Eeyou Coastal Habitat Project** is a collaboration between the Kuzyk and Ehn research groups at the University of Manitoba, researchers at other universities across Canada, and the Cree in Eeyou Istchee, to study the coastal oceanography of east James Bay. The research project is part of a larger Cree-driven research program administered by the Niskamoon Corporation that seeks to address two central research questions: 1. What are the environmental factors influencing the health of eelgrass along the coast? 2. What are the impacts of eelgrass ecosystem health on geese and consequently Cree hunting? The University of Manitoba is collecting oceanographic data to contribute to addressing the first research question and Kuzyk is leading the integration of the studies across the whole program. The oceanography research is focused on assessing the influence of river discharge and sea ice on the properties of the coastal waters and sediments. Other members of the Coastal Habitat Comprehensive Research Program are focused on assessing eelgrass health, quantifying riverine fluxes, and studying the waterfowl. Dataset Sea ice James Bay Unknown Canada
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eelgrass
Coastal dynamics
Geese
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eelgrass
Coastal dynamics
Geese
Eeyou Coastal Habitat Project
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description The **Eeyou Coastal Habitat Project** is a collaboration between the Kuzyk and Ehn research groups at the University of Manitoba, researchers at other universities across Canada, and the Cree in Eeyou Istchee, to study the coastal oceanography of east James Bay. The research project is part of a larger Cree-driven research program administered by the Niskamoon Corporation that seeks to address two central research questions: 1. What are the environmental factors influencing the health of eelgrass along the coast? 2. What are the impacts of eelgrass ecosystem health on geese and consequently Cree hunting? The University of Manitoba is collecting oceanographic data to contribute to addressing the first research question and Kuzyk is leading the integration of the studies across the whole program. The oceanography research is focused on assessing the influence of river discharge and sea ice on the properties of the coastal waters and sediments. Other members of the Coastal Habitat Comprehensive Research Program are focused on assessing eelgrass health, quantifying riverine fluxes, and studying the waterfowl.
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