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SUMMARY:Addressing Flood Risk in Atlantic Provinces
DESCRIPTION:Climate Caucus\nAssociate Executive Director of CLIMAtlantic\, Stephanie Arnold\, joins our Atlantic chapter to discuss the increasing flood risks in eastern provinces.
URL:https://coastalhabitatshub.com/event/addressing-flood-risk-in-atlantic-provinces/
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SUMMARY:Equipment Libraries in Practice Webinar
DESCRIPTION:The Coastal Habitats Learning and Knowledge Hub\nThe Coastal Habitats Learning & Knowledge Hub is pleased to invite you to Equipment Libraries in Practice\, a webinar highlighting how equipment libraries and lending programs can support monitoring\, restoration\, and stewardship. \nThrough the Hub’s scoping interviews\, we heard that a lack of consistent access to field and technical equipment can be a major barrier to important work moving forward. This challenge is particularly pronounced for smaller organizations and community groups who lack the funding and capacity to purchase and maintain costly items. \nJoin us to hear perspectives from Atlantic Canada and Vancouver Island on how shared equipment programs work\, who they support\, and what it takes to keep them running. \nOur speakers are from three organizations involved in equipment lending: \n\nEmma Kinley\, Acting Director\, Atlantic Water Network (AWN): AWN strengthens community-based water monitoring in Atlantic Canada by creating shared learning opportunities\, offering tailored technical supports and promoting local water priorities at both regional and national scales. They also host a water monitoring Equipment Bank that serves communities across the Maritimes.\nRoxanne MacKinnon\, Executive Director\, ACAP Saint John: ACAP Saint John is a community-based\, non-profit organization encouraging communication\, partnership\, and community involvement in managing the local environment. It also hosts the New Brunswick Equipment Hub\, part of AWN’s Equipment Bank.\nNicole Frederickson\, Salmon Marine Biologist\, Island Marine Aquatic Working Group (IMAWG): IMAWG aims to support and restore First Nation fisheries comprehensively\, fostering collaboration with all Vancouver Island and Mainland Inlet communities. IMAWG also provides equipment booking opportunities for Indigenous organizations.\n\nWhether you’re curious about finding equipment to support your work or are interested in exploring a similar approach in your region\, we welcome you to join.
URL:https://coastalhabitatshub.com/event/equipment-libraries-in-practice-webinar/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Atlantic,National,Pacific
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SUMMARY:State of Salmon 2026: How Are Wild Salmon Doing?
DESCRIPTION:Pacific Salmon Foundation\nJoin the Pacific Salmon Foundation (PSF) for a dive into our 2026 State of Salmon Report: a data-driven overview of the state and trends of all six species of Pacific salmon across British Columbia and the Yukon. \nIn this webinar\, PSF’s scientists will share the year’s key findings — where salmon are doing well\, where they are struggling\, and where action is needed. New this year is the Factors section\, which explores six human-driven factors affecting salmon abundance. We’ll introduce the report’s new Path Forward\, which outlines a vision for recovery\, and give a live demonstration of the State of Salmon platform\, followed by an audience Q&A. \nWhether you’re a longtime salmon supporter\, a conservationist\, an angler\, or simply care about the future of wild salmon\, this webinar offers a clear\, evidence-based overview of how wild Pacific salmon are faring — and what it will take to support their recovery for generations to come.
URL:https://coastalhabitatshub.com/event/state-of-salmon-2026-how-are-wild-salmon-doing/
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CATEGORIES:Pacific
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