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Map of the Ecozones of the Prairie Provinces also showing the Aboriginal Lands of Canada Legislative Boundaries, and major cities, rivers, and lakes.
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Economic impacts of the most damaging extreme weather events to date in the Prairie provinces. Costs represent insured losses in 2018 $. Total costs are generally much higher.
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Visual representation of key adaptation measures from Calgary’s Flood Resilience Plan. The plan uses a three-layered approach:
- Upstream flood protection on the Bow and Elbow Rivers to increase water storage and help slow larger flows from the mountains
- Community-level flood protection through the installation and upgrading of permanent infrastructure, and
- Property-level flood protection through changes to building regulations and bylaws, limiting types of development in flood-prone areas and public education.
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The 2016 Fort McMurray wildfire.
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Approaches considered by the Bow River Basin Working Group for reducing flood impacts.
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The process used by the Athabasca River Basin Working Group to move from increasing understanding of the Athabasca River basin to developing a roadmap for sustainable water management (AIRM: Athabasca Integrated River Model; PM: Performance Measures).
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Comparison between spring wheat yield anomalies (e.g., departures from the trend) and growing season Standardized Precipitation Evapotranspiration Index (SPEI) for the Swift Current Creek Watershed in Saskatchewan.
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Considerations in building climate resilience in the City of Calgary. This figure has been used to build climate literacy with multiple stakeholders.