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VOL. )Off I\1o. 3 TI{E ARCTIC CIRCUIAR 46lltre r,rcrks presented in tLris extribition are a selection made frcm hundreds ofoil paintitgsrcttosen to represent scrne of the historic sites he has visitedand are part of a larger group which will be reprroduced in a forthcrcrningbook on which he is raorking.Inlorks by Dr. Mar:rice Haycod< Included in tlre D
VOL. )O(V \T]. 3 TTIE ARMIC CIRCIJIAR 47Aim of the SeriesNORTHERN IAND USE IIIFORMATION IAP SERTESThe northern l-and Use Inforrnation Map Series has been prepared by ttre l-andEValualion and lt{apping Branch of t}re Departrnent of Fisheries and t}reHrvironnent, for ttre Arctic Land Use Research (AttJR) Program of tlre Departnrentof Indian Affairs and lbrthern Develolrrent. The purpose of ttre rnap series isto prcnride a convenient information base to assist in regional land useplanning, and in a managed approach to norttrern developnent and environnentalprotection.Ttre rnaps are designed to integrate a wide rarqe of data on renewable resourcesarrd related hr-rnan activities at a scale of II25O,OOO. Scrne of thre inforrnationincluded on ttre maps reqrrires specific data on specialized topics. For thesewrits the series relies on direct inputs by tlre Canadian Wil-dlife Senrice,thre Fisheries and Ittlarine Senzice and Canada Land Inventory personnel. Ttreproject also relies on the cooperation and assistance of thre territorialgoverrrrents , other federal goverrrnent deSnrtrnents, private researcLr groups andIocal residents of the Yr:kon and llcrthwest Tencitories.Map ContentTtre maps include a wide range of information:l. Wildlife: Ttre delineation, with coded legend notes , of important andcritical- wildlife areas is one of tlre major ctrrnponents of tlre mapseries. Thre informalion on wildlife resources provided by theCanadian Wild1ife Senrice is based on extensive field sun/eys. Threnotes on wildlife include cornnents on rnigration routes, waterfowlstaging areas, nesting and calving areas and wi:rter range.2. Fish Resources: An identificatj-on and description of significantaspect-s of fisheries is provided by the Fisheries and l4arine Service.Data include inforrnation on species ccnposition and abundance, rnigrationroutes and spawning areas, and dcrnestic, ccrnnercial andrecreational fishing acLivity.3. Recreation-Tenain EValuation: The rnaps include ern assessnent by threLand Evaluation and l4apping Branch of general landscape aestheticsand detailed site analyses to identify areas of high recreationtourism6rctential. E\raluation of air phoUographs, and topograplr-icalrnaps, using techniques developed by tlre Canada Irnd Inventory, as weIIas f ield suryeys , form thre basis of thre assessnent.
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