The timing of ice formation and breakup is an important factor affecting aquatic life and ecosystems. Continued monitoring is important due to potential changes the timing of ice formation and breakup, and therefore aquatic productivity. This study uses data from Water Survey of Canada guages and remote cameras to determine annual dates of ice breakup and freeze up at 1 lake and 3 river locations.

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Last modified: 2024-11-21T03:57:56.825387

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