Prepared by: Name of Field Unit Superintendent, Name of Field Unit

Approved: ________________________________________ ______________________Alan Latourelle DateCEO Parks Canada Agency

XYZ National Park of Canada State of the Park Assessment

(Year)

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Overview of Indicators- xyz National Park

Notes to users: • Sections of the outer ring

can be coloured by selecting and right clicking a specific segment. Choose “Format Data Point.” In the column “Series Option” choose “Fill”, then “Solid fill” and select the colour that corresponds to the indicator rating as per the legend from the drop down options “Color”.

• Those indicators that are pertinent to the national historic site but have not been rated should be rated “N/R” (grey).

• Those indicators that are not pertinent to the national historic site should be rated “Not applicable” (white).

Indicator Ratings

  Good

  Fair

  Poor

Not Rated

Not Applicable

N/R

N/A

Ecological IntegrityCultural Resources

External Relations

Aboriginal Relations

Visitor Experience

Built Assets

Archaeological Sites

Engagement and RelationshipsAboriginal

Voices on Site

Marine Structures

Vehicular Bridges

Visitor Facilities

Built

Asset

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Aboriginal RelationsExternal

Relations

Visitor

Experien

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Res

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esEcological

Integrity

Ecological Integrity Indicators

Indicators(include only the indicators applicable)

Measures

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(Note: Measures for each indicator are specific to each national park)

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Wetlands

Coastal/Marine

OverviewProvide a brief narrative overview of the state of ecological integrity. • Explain why the state/condition ratings are

what they are (e.g., “Measure is poor because ...”)

• Explain the major changes in state/condition since the last reporting period (e.g., “Indicator shows a declining trend because...”)

• Highlight briefly any progress in achieving management results with the goal of improving/maintaining the state of the heritage place (e.g., “Work was done over the last couple years and resulted in xx measure improving in condition from yellow to green.”)

Notes to user:• Please contact Stephen McCanny, Manager,

Monitoring and Ecological Information (819-934-4713) for further guidance.

Note: See Appendix 1 for Species at Risk Indicators

Sources: (Include sources here and data currency (dates data collected and period analyzed))