This document provides a recovery strategy for the Least Bittern in Canada as required by the Species at Risk Act. The Least Bittern is designated as Threatened and breeds in freshwater and brackish marshes throughout southern Canada. The primary threats are wetland loss and degradation as well as impaired water quality. The strategy identifies 115 areas of critical habitat and population/distribution objectives to maintain and potentially increase the current size and range. Key activities are outlined to identify additional habitat needs and threats. One or more action plans will be developed by 2019 to guide recovery efforts.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. It states that regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help alleviate symptoms of mental illness.
This recovery strategy document outlines the protection and recovery plan for Victorin's Gentian, a threatened plant species in Canada. Key points:
- Victorin's Gentian is an annual or biennial herb found along the St. Lawrence River estuary in Quebec, with an estimated population of 1,700-6,000 individuals across 45 occurrences.
- The main threat is habitat loss from shoreline development and infrastructure. Other threats include trampling, invasive species, mowing, and overabundant animal populations.
- The recovery objectives are to maintain and potentially increase the population size and occupancy of Victorin's Gentian within 14 priority occurrences in the short-term, and throughout its range in Canada in
This document provides a recovery strategy for the Least Bittern in Canada as required by the Species at Risk Act. The Least Bittern is designated as Threatened and breeds in freshwater and brackish marshes throughout southern Canada. The primary threats are wetland loss and degradation as well as impaired water quality. The strategy identifies 115 areas of critical habitat and population/distribution objectives to maintain and potentially increase the current size and range. Key activities are outlined to identify additional habitat needs and threats. One or more action plans will be developed by 2019 to guide recovery efforts.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. It states that regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help alleviate symptoms of mental illness.
This recovery strategy document outlines the protection and recovery plan for Victorin's Gentian, a threatened plant species in Canada. Key points:
- Victorin's Gentian is an annual or biennial herb found along the St. Lawrence River estuary in Quebec, with an estimated population of 1,700-6,000 individuals across 45 occurrences.
- The main threat is habitat loss from shoreline development and infrastructure. Other threats include trampling, invasive species, mowing, and overabundant animal populations.
- The recovery objectives are to maintain and potentially increase the population size and occupancy of Victorin's Gentian within 14 priority occurrences in the short-term, and throughout its range in Canada in
