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TitleKingsclear shoreline reclamation and Indian Brook enhancement
 
AuthorNew Brunswick Environmental Network
Source 2020. Open Access logo Open Access
LinksOnline - En ligne
LinksNature NB (English - anglais)
LinksNature NB (français - French)
Image
Year2020
PublisherNature NB
DocumentWeb site
Lang.English
Mediadigital; on-line
File formathtml
ProvinceNew Brunswick
NTS21G/15
AreaKingsclear First Nation; Wolastoq; Saint John River; Indian Brook
Lat/Long WENS -67.0000 -66.5000 46.0000 45.7500
SubjectsNature and Environment; Science and Technology; Education and Training; Society and Culture; surface waters; rivers; shoreline changes; erosion susceptibility; coastal erosion; climate effects; Case studies; Habitats; Indigenous culture; Indigenous lands; Climate change; Climate change adaptation; Capacity building; Natural and nature-based infrastructure; Green Infrastructure; Extreme weather; Indigenous; Flooding; Biodiversity; Resilience; Communities; cumulative effects
Illustrationsphotographs; location maps; satellite images; sketch maps; tables
ProgramClimate Change Impacts and Adaptation
ProgramClimate Change Impacts and Adaptation Building Regional Adaptation Capacity and Expertise (BRACE) Program
Released2020 01 01
Summary(Plain Language Summary, not published)
This case study features a shoreline reclamation project along the shores of the Kingsclear First Nation on the Wolastoq/Saint John River in New Brunswick. What motivated this project was the accelerated loss of shoreline habitat as result of extreme weather and increased precipitation. The restoration project was completed in 2016 and helped to reduce the impact of shoreline erosion and building community resilience to climate impacts, all while creating benefits for local biodiversity. The project also achieved important cultural benefits by re-establishing access to the Wolastoq for elders and by protecting Kingclear's local ceremony grounds near the river.
GEOSCAN ID329644

 
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