The report prepared by Nature NB under the Maritime Natural Infrastructure Collaborative, presents various methodologies for incorporating ecosystem services into planning and decision-making. The toolkit is beneficial for local governments, planners and NGOs.
The report prepared by Kate Slorach, Nature NB covers some solutions and suggestions to manage privately-owned lands at a local/municipal scale to preserve natural assets that benefit a community.
The guide has been prepared by Nature NB under the Maritime Natural Infrastructure Collaborative and supported by Environment and Climate Change Canada and the New Brunswick Environmental Trust Fund. The first section of the guide gives a brief of the
The report was prepared to assist governments, practitioners and investors with land-use planning and infrastructure investment decisions. The report includes a framework for natural infrastructure project implementation.
This report was prepared by the TD Bank Group (TD) and the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC). The reports talks about the properties conserved by NCC under the TD Forests program to calculate natural value capital of forests.
This report is a product of the Expert Panel on Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience Results, which was established to provide advice to the Government of Canada on measuring progress on adaptation and climate resilience. The Expert Panel proposed 54
The St George Marsh Management Plan (2016), prepared by Eastern Charlotte Waterways Inc., is to ensure conservation, management and monitoring of the marsh.
This document was developed by the Maritime Natural Infrastructure Collaborative (2018).
The report involves compilation of best practices in design and application of green infrastructure, its benefits and solutions for overcoming barriers.
The Municipal Natural Assets Initiative provides scientific, economic and municipal expertise to support and guide local governments in identifying, valuing and accounting for natural assets in their financial planning and asset management programs. In this way, MNAI is changing the