The Haida Gwaii draft Marine Plan is now available for public review and comment. Draft plans for the other three MaPP sub-regions, North Vancouver Island, North Coast and Central Coast, will be available for public review in the coming weeks. Comments to the proposed Haida Gwaii draft Marine Plan are welcome from members of the public and the Haida Nation from April 2 – May 21, 2014.
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The MaPP initiative will soon be releasing draft marine plans for public review. Following internal reviews by both partners, each of the MaPP sub-regions – Haida Gwaii, Central Coast, North Coast and North Vancouver Island – will seek public and stakeholder comments on its draft plans. Once released, you will find downloadable copies of the […]
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With sadness the MaPP team acknowledges the passing of Bill Johnson on December 9, 2013. The MaPP initiative is grateful to Bill’s contributions as a representative of the renewable energy sector to the North Coast Marine Plan Advisory Committee and on other advisory committees. The MaPP team sends condolences and deep sympathy to Bill’s family. […]
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MaPP initiative partners attended two international conferences in October to learn from peers in the global marine planning community and to share some of the ground-breaking work underway in the MaPP initiative.
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The Marine Plan Partnership for the North Pacific Coast (MaPP) introduces a refreshed website. New to the site is the Marine Planning Portal – a chance for you to explore a sophisticated marine planning tool with well over 200 data sets. Also check out MaPP Snapshots, a new section that offers stories of life, work, […]
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The Marine Plan Partnership for the North Pacific Coast (MaPP) announces the extension of the MaPP Initiative completion date from December 31, 2013 to June 30, 2014. The MaPP Marine Working Group is pleased to report that marine plans are on track for completion within the original timeline. The additional six months is required to […]
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