Project 4 Wildlife Technical Report. Lake. Winnipeg. Project 4 WTR. Ecological Land Classification in the Project 4 Study Area
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1 Ecoregion Number and Ecodistrict Name 90, Berens River 90, Wrong Project 1: PR304 to Berens River Project 4: to Transmission Line Ecodistricts: Government of Canada, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Ecological Stratification Working Group, :225,000 Ecological Land Classification in the Map 04
2 Surficial Geology Bedrock Organic Deposits Deep Basin Glacial Till, Paleozoic Project 1: PR304 to Project 4: to Transmission Line Surficial Geology: Manitoba Land Initiative, :225,000 Surficial Geology in the Map 05
3 Soil Classification Acidic Bedrock Gleysolic Luvisolic Organic Regosolic Unclassified Project 1: PR304 to Project 4: to Transmission Line Soils: Government of Canada, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, :225,000 Soils in the Map 06
4 Land Cover Classification 20-Water 33-Exposed land 51-Shrub tall 81-Wetland - Treed 82-Wetland - Shrub 83-Wetland - Herb 211-Coniferous Dense 212-Coniferous Open 213-Coniferous Sparse 221-Broadleaf Dense 222-Broadleaf Open 223-Broadleaf Sparse 231-Mixedwood Dense Project 1: PR304 to Project 4: to Transmission Line Land Cover Classification: Natural Resources Canada, Centre for Topographic Information, Earth Sciences Sector, :225,000 Land Cover Classification in the Map 07
5 Forest Fires by Decade Project 1: PR304 to Project 4: to Project 7: To Pauingassi FN and Little Grand Rapids FN Project 7: To Pauingassi FN and Little Grand Rapids FN Alternate Route Project 7a: Between Pauingassi FN and Little Grand Southern ASR Project Study Area Provincial Highway Transmission Line Pauingassi FN Fishing Little Grand Kinonjeoshtegon FN Princess Harbour Bloodvein FN Matheson Island Little Bullhead Pine Dock Fisher Loon Straits Fisher River FN Peguis FN Washow Manitoba Fire History: Manitoba Conservation, Kilometres Miles 1:600,000 Aghaming Seymourville Hollow Water FN Manigotagan Bissett Historic Forest Fire Activity in the Southern Regional Project Study Area Map 08
6 Poplar River Predicted Caribou Calving Habitat Low Medium High Berens River Project 1: PR304 to Berens River Project 4: Berens River to Poplar River Project 4 January 2012 Initial Alignment Transmission Line 1:250,000 Caribou Calving Predicted High Quality Habitat - P4 Area Map 09
7 Big Black River Pauingassi FN Kinonjeoshtegon FN Princess Harbour Fishing Little Grand Bloodvein FN Matheson Island Little Bullhead Pine Dock Fisher Boreal Woodland Fisher Caribou Ranges Loon Straits Berens Caribou Range - MESRA Round Caribou Range - MESRA Dallas Fisher River FN Berens Caribou Range - MB Conservation Atikaki - Berens Management UnitWashow Peguis Project FN 1: PR304 to Project 4: to Project 7: To Pauingassi FN and Little Grand Rapids FN Project 7: To Pauingassi FN and Little Grand Rapids FN Alternate Route Project 7a: Between Pauingassi FN and Little Grand Aghaming Seymourville Hollow Water FN Manigotagan Bissett Provincial Highway Transmission Line Provincial Boundary Kilometres Miles Data Sources: Atikaki-Berens Management Unit and MB Conservation Caribou Range: Manitoba Conservation, 2013 MESRA Caribou Ranges: Joro Consultants Inc, :735,000 Delineation of the Caribou Ranges in the Southern Regional Project Study Area Map 10
8 Pauingassi FN Fishing Little Grand Kinonjeoshtegon FN Princess Harbour Matheson Island Bloodvein FN Little Bullhead Pine Dock Fisher Loon Straits Peguis Fisher River Washow Atikaki - Berens Management Unit Cumulative Effects Disturbances Aghaming Seymourville Roads (500m Buffer) s (500m Buffer) Transmission Lines (500m Buffer) Drill Holes (250m Buffer) Mines (500m Buffer) Hollow Water FN Manigotagan Bissett Fires Provincial Highway Transmission Line Data Sources: Atikaki-Berens Management Unit: Manitoba Conservation, Wildlife Branch, Roads, s, Transmission Lines: MESRA, Black River FN Provincial Boundary Drill Holes, Mines: Manitoba Mineral Resources, Fires: Manitoba Conservation, Kilometres Miles 1:650, Cumulative Effects Analysis for the Atikaki-Berens Management Unit Map 11
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