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"The Canada National Parks Act and the Parks Canada Agency Act require Parks Canada to prepare a management plan for each national park. The Prince Edward Island National Park Management Plan ensures Parks Canada's accountability to Canadians, outlining how the management team of this national park will achieve measurable results in support of the Agency's mandate. The plan sets clear, strategic direction for the management and operation of Prince Edward Island National Park by articulating a vision, key strategies and objectives. The plan builds on previous commitments and management plan objectives, furthering the achievements of the past 10 years. Parks Canada will report annually on progress toward achieving the plan objectives and will review the plan every ten years or sooner if required"--Introd., p. 1.
Forest ecology, New Brunswick, Bay of Fundy, forest conservation, national parks, reserves, environmental aspects, forest surveys.
Prince Edward Island National Park is a narrow coastal strip on the Island's north shore, established in 1937 as a recreational seaside park. The purpose of the Park within Parks Canada's representative system plan is to protect an example of the Maritime Plain natural region, in particular the coastal barrier beaches and dune systems. The agency's ability to protect the Park's resources is being inhibited by the popularity of the beaches as recreational destinations, and the cumulative impact of visitor pressure, Park developments, and Park practices threatens the sustainability of the Park ecosystem. This study addresses the concern over cumulative environmental impacts in the Park and includes an introduction on cumulative effects assessment, an extensive literature review, and assessment of cumulative effects of previous, current, and proposed developments in the Park. The significance of the impacts on key resources is discussed and mitigation measures are suggested with regard to natural habitat, aquatic systems, flora, and fauna. Recommendations are made for preserving park habitat and establishing monitoring programs.