Aquatic Climate Change Services Program Project Summaries

The Aquatic Climate Change Adaptation Services Program (ACCASP) research funds described here are divided between:

A) UNDERSTANDING IMPACTS of CLIMATE CHANGE PROJECTS: Research projects to expand our understanding of how climate change will impact the delivery of the Department's programs and policies and;

B) Adaptation Tools Projects: The development of applied-science adaptation tools and strategies to enable the integration of climate change considerations into the delivery of those programs and policies.

Projects may be searched by clicking on the project type above, or by title, category, (see list below), location, key words and by the name of the principal investigator(s).

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Assessing Climate-Mediated Impacts to Boreal Lakes through Whole-Ecosystem Manipulation
 Paul Blanchfield, Fisheries and Oceans Canada
Experimental Lakes Area research station; Canadian Shield lakes
Assessing Exposure to Hypoxia in Cod from the Northern Gulf of St. Lawrence and St. Lawrence Estuary Using Otolith Microchemistry
 Denis Chabot, Fisheries and Oceans Canada
St. Lawrence Estuary;northern Gulf of St. Lawrence
Assessing the Abilities of Ecopath with Ecosim Models to Identify Climate Impacts to Upper Trophic Level Species in Canada's Marine Ecosystems
 Ian Perry, Alida Bundy, and Lisa Loseto, Fisheries and Oceans Canada
Strait of Georgia, BC; southwest Nova Scotia; Beaufort Sea (Canadian Arctic)
Climate Change-Driven Hudson Bay Phytoplankton Phenology and Composition
 Pierre Larouche, Fisheries and Oceans Canada
Hudson Bay
Colonizing Fish Species as Threats to, and Indicators of, Ecosystem-Level Changes in the Western Arctic
 James D. Reist, Fisheries and Oceans Canada
Western part of the Canadian Arctic
Development of a Coupled Biogeochemical-Circulation Model of the British Columbia Coastal Ocean
 Angelica Peña, Fisheries and Oceans Canada
British Columbia coastline