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Cumulative Effects Assessment & Management (CEAM) Regional Plan of Action for the Slave Geological Province (DIAND, April 2003)

Cumulative Effects Assessment & Management (CEAM) Regional Plan of Action for the Slave Geological Province (SGP), April 4 2003. From Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (DIAND) and Environment Canada to Red Pedersen, Chair, Independent Environmental Monitoring Agency. Working Draft #4 under review by the SGP Project Group and CEAM Steering Committee. Covers proposed lead organizations and other participants, Regional Plan's integration of social/economic/cultural and biophysical dimensions, application of both western science and Traditional Knowledge / Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit (IQ), Appendix B background, and Appendix G CEAM Gaps and Challenges (December 1, including contracts, honoraria, AGM, invites, formal letters).

Date
2003
Document type
Report
Parties
Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, DIAND, Environment Canada, Red Pedersen, Independent Environmental Monitoring Agency
Locations
Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Slave Geological Province
Parameters
cumulative effects assessment, regional plan of action, Slave Geological Province, CEAM
Pages
125

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