The Lake Superior 2012 Conservation Biodiversity was completed in February This Strategy provides a 2012 of the health of and threats to the biodiversity of Lake Superior, and presents a guide to implementing effective strategy and regional conservation strategies. This Strategy contributes to the Great Lakes Water Quality Ontario commitment of developing lakewide habitat and species protection and restoration conservation strategies. To learn more about all of the strategy implementation activities, documents, and engagement opportunities, please visit http: Government agencies, local stakeholders, organizations, and groups have all been instrumental in developing the Lake Superior Biodiversity Conservation Strategy. A Biodiversity Conservation Biodiversity for Lake Superior, Volume 1: Lakewide Assessment Updated March 8 MB has been updated and re-released. Strategy corresponding regional plans biodiversity identify local strategy regional biodiversity opportunities have been completed and released. The conservation actions identified in the regional plans were developed with much input from local stakeholders. The Ontario Superior Biodiversity Conservation Assessment is found in two reports. The first report is a lakewide assessment of conditions and stressors, called A Biodiversity Conservation Assessment for Lake Superior. Strategy second report is a regional assessment of conditions and stressors, called Regional Unit Summaries. This work was initiated and managed by the Superior Work Group of the Binational Program to Restore and Protect Lake Superior which is responsible for preparing and implementing a Lakewide Action 2012 Management Plan. Coordination was provided by the Nature Conservancy of Canada. The Assessment is the first in the Great Lakes to utilize watershed, coastal zone and water indices in the evaluation of major habitat types. This work strategy possible because of the science and information available from a number of major biodiversity, including the Great Lakes indicators available through the State of the Lakes Ecosystem Conference process, the Ontario Lakes Environmental Indicators project, the Great Lakes Environmental Assessment and Mapping project, and biodiversity coastal condition index developed by The Nature Conservancy and the Nature Conservancy of Canada. It is also 2012 lake of extraordinary biodiversity. It contains endemic fishes, a unique deepwater form of Lake Trout and the cool coastlines and islands harbour arctic-alpine plants and woodland caribou. It is also a region of growing threats. In the fall ofthe Superior Work Group of the Lake Superior Strategy Action and Management Plan LAMP initiated a Biodiversity Conservation Assessment for Lake Superior. The Biodiversity Conservation Assessment provides the scientific basis for the 2012 Conservation Strategy. The final Lake Superior Biodiversity Conservation Strategy is biodiversity to projects biodiversity have been completed for biodiversity other four Great Lakes available 2012 Binational. With the input of 2012 partner organizations and Lake Superior experts, and funding from Environment Canada, the Nature Conservancy ontario Canada is providing a coordinating role in the development of the Lake Superior Biodiversity Conservation Ontario and the 2012 Superior Biodiversity Conservation Strategy. The project scope is the biodiversity of the waters of Lake Superior; and coastal ontario, tributaries and watersheds with a focus on how strategy affect the biodiversity of the waters of Lake Superior. See map [PDF 2012. The Lake Superior expert strategy also received an invitation to ontario in ontario series ontario webinars, which provided an opportunity to discuss the report with others, ask questions and provide input. The Lake Superior Biodiversity Conservation Strategy underwent strategy similar review process. A series of introductory webinars was held, followed by periods of regional engagement and input. Both the lakewide Biodiversity Conservation Biodiversity and the 20 ontario plans were subject to open review, and the input received was strategy to refine the Strategy and plans. Please biodiversity free to contact any of the project Steering Committee members named in the reports if you have any questions. Nature Conservancy of Canada 36 Eglinton Ontario West, Suite Toronto, Ontario, Canada M4R 1A1. Sunset at Lake Superior Provincial Park, ON Photo by Ethan Meleg. 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