VALUED COMPONENTS MULTIMEDIA SHOWCASE

Community Access Road Main Site

GROUNDWATER

Water is life and everything is connected.

In this video you will learn about:

  • The importance of Indigenous Knowledge combined with western science 
  • What groundwater is and why we are studying it 
  • What we’ve already learned about groundwater and 
  • How you can be involved 
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A closer look at groundwater

The Groundwater and Geochemistry Summer Field Program will soon begin for the federal Impact Assessment (IA) for the Community Access Road. The Terms of Reference (ToR), a framework to guide the provincial Environmental Assessment (EA), is currently with the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks for review and decision. If the ToR is approved, this field program will also inform the provincial EA.

A field study notice will be distributed once dates are confirmed.

To learn more about the program, click the button below to read more in the Discussion Guide.

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DISCUSSION GUIDE

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Archaeological and Cultural Heritage

Learn about Archaeology and Cultural Heritage and why it is important to the Community Access Road

Cumulative Effects

Learn about what Cumulative Effects is and why it's important for the Community Access Road

Groundwater

Learn about what groundwater is and why it's important for the Community Access Road

Surface Water, Fish and Fish Habitat

Learn more about surface water, fish and fish habitat and their importance for the Community Access Road

Vegetation

Learn more about vegetation and its importance for the Community Access Road

Hooved Animals (Caribou and Moose) / Ungulates

Learn about what ungulates are and their importance for the Community Access Road

Furbearers

Learn more about what furbearers are and their important to the Community Access Road

Air Quality and Greenhouse Gases

Learn more about what air quality and greenhouse gases are and their importance for the Community Access Road

Physiography, Geology, Terrain and Soils,

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Birds

Includes raptors, breeding birds, forest birds, shorebirds, waterfowl, bog/fen and other wetland birds & species at risk birds.

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Wildlife

Bats, amphibians and reptiles, furbearers, wolverines and pollinating insects.

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Socio-Community

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Economic

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Land and Resource Use

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Human Health And Community Safety

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Aboriginal and Treaty Rights and Interests

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Visual Aesthetics

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Climate Adaptation AND Resiliency

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Acoustic Environment

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