How does the Granite State fit into ESIP?

New Hampshire data is presented in the aquaculture fact sheet, climate change fact sheet, aquatic habitats fact sheet, and eutrophication fact sheet. In addition you can find information in the Indicator Reporting Tool and Monitoring Map for the state.

How does New Brunswick fit into ESIP?

Information on New Brunswick's Bay of Fundy is presented in the aquaculture fact sheet, climate change fact sheet, aquatic habitats fact sheet, and the eutrophication fact sheet. In addition you can find information in the Indicator Reporting Tool and Monitoring Map for the province.

How does the The Bay State fit into ESIP?

Massachusetts is presented in the aquaculture fact sheet, climate change fact sheet, aquatic habitats fact sheet, and the eutrophication fact sheet. In addition you can find information in the Indicator Reporting Tool and Monitoring Map for the state.

How does Maine fit into ESIP?

The great state of Maine is presented in the aquaculture fact sheet, climate change fact sheet, aquatic habitats fact sheet, and the eutrophication fact sheet. In addition you can find information in the Indicator Reporting Tool and Monitoring Map for the state.

How does Nova Scotia fit into ESIP?

Information on Nova Scotia's seacoast is presented in the aquaculture fact sheet, climate change fact sheet, aquatic habitats fact sheet, and the eutrophication fact sheet. In addition you can find information in the Indicator Reporting Tool and Monitoring Map for the province.

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Coastal Development Fact Sheet

For more information on natural sustainable in New Brunswick:

http://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/elg/environment/content/sustainable_communitydesign.html

For more information on impervious surface:

Impervious surfaces and the quality of natural and built environments, Kent B. Barnes, John M. Morgan III, and Martin C. Roberge, Department of Geography and Environmental Planning, Towson University, 2002 (http://pages.towson.edu/morgan/files/impervious.pdf)