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Recreation-related activities, such as canoeing, hiking and birding in the Boreal, contribute more than $4 billion to the economy every year according to a 2005 report by the Pembina Institute for CBI

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Boreal Research Atlas
Prepared on behalf of the Canadian Boreal Initiative by the University of Alberta, the Boreal Research Atlas contains a searchable database of research related to Canada's Boreal Forest. It contains peer-reviewed journal articles, green literature and theses searchable by author, keyword or location.

Download the Atlas in Microsoft Access (.mdb) format (22MB)

Boreal Information Centre
The Canadian Boreal Initiative has collaborated with numerous groups and organizations to provide objective, high-quality data and information to support North American Boreal Forest conservation and management. The Boreal Information Centre is an information warehouse offering map-based data themes and summaries to aid in land-use and conservation planning.