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Wetland vegetation is strongly related to water level and nutrient availability. These variables can be influenced by many stressors including, acid deposition, long-range transport of air pollutants and climate change. Monitoring vegtation in wetlands will help us better understand changes observed in wetland water quantity and water quality. Monitoring occurs once every 5 years along 2 transects at each of the 10 wetland sites.

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Name	Format	Description	Link
Wetland Vegetation - Kejimkujik - Vegetation Data - 2	CSV		https://open.canada.ca/data/dataset/e2273bb0-9391-4b44-8889-0152e59c6a6a/resource/0841ecb8-8524-48a8-8bb4-ee3dfa249277/download/kejimkujik_np_wetland_vegetation_2009-2015_data_2.csv
Wetland Vegetation - Kejimkujik - Tree Data - 3	CSV		https://open.canada.ca/data/dataset/e2273bb0-9391-4b44-8889-0152e59c6a6a/resource/45f49aea-18d7-476d-a462-db49159124e9/download/kejimkujik_np_wetland_vegetation_2009-2015_data_3.csv
Wetland Vegetation - Kejimkujik - Data Dictionary - 4	CSV		https://open.canada.ca/data/dataset/e2273bb0-9391-4b44-8889-0152e59c6a6a/resource/a8c544df-6e31-473b-8d23-28f487c166b3/download/kejimkujik_np_wetland_vegetation_2009-2015_data_dictionary.csv
Wetland Vegetation - Kejimkujik - Site Information Data - 1	CSV		https://open.canada.ca/data/dataset/e2273bb0-9391-4b44-8889-0152e59c6a6a/resource/b55a6b03-c701-42dd-b001-f35308186d84/download/kejimkujik_np_wetland_vegetation_2009-2015_data_1.csv

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