Guide Juridique : La gestion des actifs naturels par les administrations locales au canada
/in French, Reports, Resources & Reports, Resources for Local Governments /by MNAINatural Asset Management for Local Governments
/in knowledge, Reports, Resources & Reports, Resources for Local Governments /by MNAIReconciling First Nations’ Worldviews and Perspectives with Natural Asset Management: Learnings from Manitoba
/in Communities, Community Projects, News, Reports, Resources & Reports /by MNAINatural Infrastructure for Planners Workshop Report: Atlantic Planners Institute Conference 2022
/in Reports, Resources & Reports, Resources for Local Governments /by MNAILegal Primer – Natural Asset Management by Local Governments in Canada
/in Reports, Resources & Reports, Resources for Local Governments /by MNAINews Release: MNAI Legal Primer Sheds Light on Obligations, Powers of Local Governments to Protect Nature
/in News, Reports, Resources & Reports /by MNAIDocument d’orientation à l’intention des municipalités
/in Coastal Resilience /by MNAILe présent document d’orientation vise à fournir aux communautés côtières des conseils sur la manière d’inventorier leurs actifs naturels côtiers, d’élaborer des options de gestion des actifs et d’évaluer des solutions de rechange à l’aide de la boîte à outils côtière dans le cadre plus large de la méthodologie de la MNAI relative aux actifs naturels.
Guidance Document for Municipalities
/in Coastal Resilience /by MNAIAs more research is directed toward the concept of natural infrastructure, it is becoming clear that coastal ecosystems can provide substantial protection from flooding and erosion, often at less cost and with greater long-term resilience compared to traditional grey infrastructure (Arkema et al. 2017).
Pointe-du-Chêne
/in Coastal Resilience /by MNAICommunities all along Canada’s coasts are facing infrastructure challenges. The structures that people originally built to protect their settlements from storm surges are showing their age, especially as they try to protect against bigger and more frequent storms that climate change is causing.