Environment Canada's Green Lane
- Science-based government department whose business is helping Canadians live and prosper in an environment that is properly protected and conserved.
The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency - Promotes environmental assessment as a planning tool to protect and sustain a healthy environment and to meet the expectations of Canadians who want a growing economy in harmony with a healthy environment.
Canadian Wildlife Service - The CWS handles wildlife matters that are the responsibility of the federal government.
Environment Canada - Atlantic Region - Contains information regarding major environmental issues in Atlantic Canada including wildlife, conservation, climate, and environmental emergencies.
Environmental Technology Centre - Develops and transfers pollution measurement, prevention, control and remediation knowledge, in areas related to air pollution and unplanned releases of oil and hazardous materials.
The Green Lane: Mercury and the Environment - Explore information on the fate and impacts of mercury in the environment, regulatory and non-regulatory initiatives to manage mercury issues, and a range of publications, resources and related links.
Hinterland's Who's Who - Bird and mammal species accounts and other wildlife-related topics from the long-running television series.
Meteorological Service of Canada - Links to forecasts, current issues and descriptions of research and publications. Includes telephone numbers of staff spokespersons and details of the organization.
St. Lawrence Centre - Federal research and development centre devoted entirely to the river ecosystem.
State of the Environment Infobase - Conveys scientific information on key Canadian environment issues and provides environmental reporting products and tools, including The State of Canada’s Environment and Canada's National Environmental Indicators Series.
- Science-based government department whose business is helping Canadians live and prosper in an environment that is properly protected and conserved.
