Lobster Fishing Season
Alma / New Brunswick
Waterside School House
Cape Enrage / New Brunswick
Alissa is very silly


Wind Farm
Amherst / Nova Scotia

Welcome to the
Climate Change in Atlantic Canada
Multi-Media Project


Across Atlantic Canada, coastlines and communities are being adversely affected by climate change, and as temperature, sea level and storm surge increase, adaptation initiatives are being planned and implemented to navigate the impending storm.

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Video 01

Climate

Duration: 7:33

Learn about climate, why it’s changing, how it is measured by scientists and understood by local people, and what Atlantic Canada might expect in the coming years.

Video 02

Communities

Duration: 34:15

With more extreme and erratic weather, coastal communities are being adversely affected by climate change. This video explores how Atlantic Canadian communities are on the frontlines of climate change, the human impacts and responses.

Video 03

Adaptation

Duration: 16:41

Adaptive strategies to climate change are emerging across Atlantic Canada as people recognize a new paradigm must be adopted to survive these shifting conditions and new risks. This video showcases the scientific and practical adaptation options for individuals, communities and government.

Our Partners

A special thank you to these funding agencies and organizations

Contact Us

If you have any questions, please contact Ian Mauro:

TELEPHONE
506.364.3224
E-MAIL
info@climatechangeatlantic.com

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Address

Geography and Environment
Rm. 316, Avard Dixon Building
Mount Allison University
144 Main St.
Sackville, New Brunswick
E4L 1A7