Waterside living 101: how to maintain the integrity of your shoreline

Article Abstract:

The boundary between land and water was described as one of the richest and most productive ecological zones on earth. Ideas to protect shorelines are discussed as they host several natural systems and cycles that preserve water quality and maintain food supplies for numerous aquatic species.

Environmental Management, Administration of Environmental Quality Programs, Conservation & Land Mgmt-Total Govt, Methods, Waterfront development, Environmental protection

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Active Living: a new approach to physical activity

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The program is prescribed toCanadians for their emotional, physical and social growth. It encourages peopleto be more aware of their environment and to support each other in leading moreactive lives. Walking and engaging in a sport are activities that the program recommends.

Management

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Poll probes attitudes toward physical activity and the environment

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The survey was conducted to determine whether Canadians considered environmental concerns in their choice of outdoor recreational activities. Seventy-two percent of the 2,008 respondents revealed that their activity choices do not have any impact on the environment.

Environmental aspects

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