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Bienvenue au babillard du Conseil canadien des aires écologiques. Ici, vous trouverez des nouvelles et des évènements touchant les partenaires canadiens des différents gouvernements, des organismes non-gouvernementaux et du secteur académique. En partageant ouvertement l’information, notre but est de promouvoir le réseautage, les partenariats et l’excellence dans la gestion de nos aires protégées précieuses.
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Plan
Will Protect Important Lands, Enhance Parks - Nova Scotia Nova Scotians are invited to define how the province’s natural spaces are managed and protected. The draft parks and protected areas plan was released by Natural Resources Minister Charlie Parker and Cole Harbour-Eastern Passage MLA Becky Kent, on behalf of Environment Minister Sterling Belliveau. |
Bourse
d’études graduées « Home Place »
de Stan Rowe Le Conseil canadien des aires écologiques (CCAE)
est heureux d’annoncer qu’il reçoit maintenant
les candidatures pour la bourse d’études graduées
« Home Place » de Stan Rowe. |
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Atelier national 2013 du CCAE
– Interprétation de l’objectif 11 d’Aichi
pour la biodiversité danse le contexte canadien |
PROVINCE
APPROVES LAND-MANAGEMENT PLANS FOR LARGEST PROTECTED AREA OF BOREAL
SHIELD IN NORTH AMERICA (disponible
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Le
CCAE est maintenant membre de l'UICN |
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JOB OPPORTUNITY-Protected
Areas Species at Rick Biologist, Government of Ontario (disponible
en anglais seulement) If you are passionate about the protection and recovery of species at risk, and the role of protected areas in their conservation,consider this permanent position. The deadline to apply is Wednesday, July 25, 2012 11:59 pm EDT. Late applications will not be accepted |
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Stan Rowe Home Place Award Winners (disponible
en anglais seulement) Affiché le Juin 28, 2012 The CCEA is pleased to announce that the following two graduate students? received the 2012 Stan Rowe Home Place Award: Ms. Kelsey Molloy, Masters of Natural Resources Management Candidate, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, for the research project entitled “Impacts of cattle stocking rates and plant species composition on grassland songbird communities in a northern mixed-grass prairie”. Mr. Yanick Gendreau, PhD Biology Candidate, Université du Québec à Rimouski, Rimouski, Québec for the research project entitled “Conservation in the context of climate change in Québec: analysis of vulnerability and adaptation strategies”. Congratulations to Ms. Molloy and Mr. Gendreau! We thank all those who applied for this year's Award. The 2013 Stan Rowe Home Place Award announcement will be posted in December 2012 at: http://ccea.org/en_stanroweaward.html |
| Manitoba
News Release: Manitoba Receives National Award for Protecting Natural
Areas (disponible en anglais
seulement) Affiché le Juin 28, 2012 The province continues to make great strides to set aside protected areas in Manitoba and has received the national 2012 Gold Leaf Award from the Canadian Council on Ecological Areas (CCEA) for ensuring the protection of private conservation lands, Conservation and Water Stewardship Minister Gord Mackintosh said today. |
Le système de rapport et de suivi des aires de conservation (SRSAC) a été mis à jour en date du 31 décembre, 2011 (version 2011.12.31). Bien que cette version ait pris plus de temps à être complétée du fait que nous avons réglé des préoccupations importantes liées à la classification de l’UICN, les prochaines versions seront affichées à mesure que les administrations fourniront des mises à jour. |
Symposium
scientifique international pour discuter des enjeux de conservation
du Plan Nord Québec à fait appel à la communauté scientifique internationale et québécoise afin d’enrichir sa réflexion entourant la démarche de planification écologique et de conservation de la biodiversité nordique. Cette rencontre internationale à été organisée conjointement avec les organismes Pew Charitable Trusts, l’Initiative boréale canadienne et la Fondation Prince Albert II de Monaco. Plusieurs experts et scientifiques ont participés à ce symposium dans le but de mettre en commun leur compréhension des grands enjeux liés à l’engagement du Québec de protéger 50 % du territoire du Plan Nord. |
Nomination
Bid for Pimachiowin Aki World Heritage Site Complete, Ready for
Submission to UNESCO (disponible en anglais seulement) A proposal to secure world heritage site designation for a large area of boreal forest in eastern Manitoba and northwestern Ontario is complete and ready for submission to the United Nations. |
Significant
Boreal Forest Protection Secured by Province, Bloodvein First Nation
(disponible en anglais seulement) More than 3,900 square kilometres of Bloodvein First Nation’s traditional land has been legally designated as a traditional-use planning area which defines how the land and resources will be protected while guiding future economic development. The land-management plan will be part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site bid, which will be formally submitted in 2012. The land management plans of the Poplar River, Pauingassi and Little Grand Rapids First Nations, two provincial parks and the Pikangikum First Nation in Ontario will also form part of the UNESCO bid. Approval of the Pimitotah plan brings the total area of protected lands in Manitoba to 6.6 million hectares, or 10.2 per cent of the province. |
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Nouvelles orientations du Québec
pour la protection de 50 % du territoire du Plan Nord |
JOB
OPPORTUNITY - Senior Conservation Ecologist, Lands & Protected
Spaces Branch, Ontario (disponible
en anglais seulement) The deadline to apply is Friday, February 10, 2012 11:59 pm EST |
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Bourse
d’études graduées « Home Place »
de Stan Rowe Le Conseil canadien des aires écologiques (CCAE)
est heureux d’annoncer qu’il reçoit maintenant
les candidatures pour la bourse d’études graduées
« Home Place » de Stan Rowe. |
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JOB
OPPORTUNITY - Manager, Park Planning (Whitehorse, Yukon)
(disponible en anglais seulement)
The deadline to apply is Wednesday, October 26, 2011 |
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JOB OPPORTUNITY - Managing Director,
Ontario Parks (disponible
en anglais seulement) The deadline to apply is Tuesday, October 25, 2011 11:59 pm EDT. |
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Edward Island - More natural areas designated (disponible
en anglais seulement) Affiché le 22 juin, 2011 An additional 525 acres of public land has been given protection under the Natural Areas Protection Act, says Minister of Environment, Energy and Forestry, Richard Brown. Pour en savoir plus... |
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 Province
Permanently Designates Largest Area of Protected Land in More Than
a Decade - Asatiwisipe Aki Management Plan Approved: Blaikie
(disponible en anglais seulement)
Affiché le 22 juin, 2011 The Manitoba government has legally designated 807,650 hectares of boreal forest and wetlands on the east side of Lake Winnipeg as protected traditional territory, Conservation Minister Bill Blaikie announced today. This new designation will increase Manitoba’s protected areas network to over 6.5 million hectares or 10 per cent. Pour en savoir plus... |
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 Consultation
Will Help Choose Protected Lands (disponible
en anglais seulement)Affiché le 22 juin, 2011 Nova Scotia has taken a major step forward toward meeting its goal to protect 12 per cent of Nova Scotia's lands by 2015. Environment Minister Sterling Belliveau is inviting Nova Scotians to help choose which lands should be protected. Pour en savoir plus... |
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Feuillet d’information du CCAE pour l’hiver, 2011 Affiché le 18 mai, 2011 Le Feuillet d’information du CCAE pour l’hiver, 2011 est maintenant disponible. Dans ce numéro, vous trouverez le compte-rendu de l’Assemblée générale annuelle ainsi que d’autres sujets d’intérêt. Bonne lecture ! |
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 Stan
Rowe Homeplace Award Winners (disponible
en anglais seulement)Affiché le 18 mai, 2011 The CCEA is pleased to announce that the following two graduate students received the 2011 Stan Rowe Home Place Award: Windekind C. Buteau-Duitschaever (Wilfrid Laurier University) for the research project entitled "Exploring governance structures, institutions and collaboration for protected area development: A Case Study of Québec Protected Areas" Chérie J. Dugal (University of Saskatchewan) for the research project entitled "The Functional Connectivity for Elk (Cervus elaphus) Across an Agriculture-Dominated Landscape: Implications for Conservation and Pathogen Transmission" Pour en savoir plus... |
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Parking in B.C. provincial parks
now free (disponible en
anglais seulement) |
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Protected Areas Program Coordinator, Resource Conservation
(disponible en anglais seulement)
Affiché le 12 mai, 2011 This is a permanent management position in Parks & Protected Areas Policy Section, and is based in Peterborough. The competition closes May 25th. Further information, including the more detailed job specification, can be viewed by visiting www.ontario.ca/careers and entering job ID number 36482 in the Job ID search field. |
 State
of Ontario’s Protected Areas Report released Affiché le 12 mai, 2011 Ontario's system of protected areas includes over 630 provincial parks and conservation reserves covering an area of 9.5 million hectares, or about nine per cent of Ontario. To help ensure transparency and accountability about this valuable natural legacy, the Ministry of Natural Resources is required to report publicly every five years on the state of Ontario’s system of provincial parks and conservation reserves. The first State of Ontario’s Protected Areas Report is now available. Analysing information gathered from 2001 to 2009, the report takes a big-picture look at the ecosystems, biodiversity and natural and cultural heritage that are protected within the system. It provides context for planning and management of provincial parks and conservation reserves. It describes the conditions, potential pressures and ongoing efforts to maintain and enhance the protected area system. And it looks at traditional recreational and educational opportunities and economic values and impacts at local and provincial levels. View the Report (en français). |
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plan unveiled (disponible
en anglais seulement) Affiché le 18 avril, 2011 EDMONTON A conservation plan for Alberta's lower Athabasca region -part of a much larger draft plan for the region and the first of seven slated for the province -boosts conservation areas in the area to 22 per cent but will allow motorized recreation and honour existing oil and gas leases in all but a small fraction of those areas. Pour en savoir plus... |
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biology: The end of the wild (disponible
en anglais seulement) Affiché le 24 janvier, 2011 Imagine Montana's Glacier National Park without glaciers; California's Joshua Tree National Park with no Joshua trees; or the state's Sequoia National Park with no sequoias. In 50 years' time, climate change will have altered some US parks so profoundly that their very names will be anachronisms. Pour en savoir plus... |
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 Manitoba's
Newest Protected Areas (disponible
en anglais seulement)Affiché le 24 janvier, 2011 On December 1, 2010 Manitoba announced two new protected provincial parks located in northern Manitoba. Nueltin Lake Provincial Park captures 447,190 hectares of the transition zone between the boreal and tundra ecosystems surrounding Nueltin Lake, and provides important winter habitat for the Qamanirijuaq barren-ground caribou herd. Colvin Lake Provincial Park covers 163,070 hectares in northwest Manitoba, a vast wilderness made up of stunted trees with brief summers, known as the “Land of Little Sticks”. These wilderness parks in the Northern Transition Forest store an estimated 126 million tones of carbon, and bring Manitoba’s network of protected areas to 9.9% of the province. Pour en savoir plus... |
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