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Integrated Access to Knowledge and Open Data of the St. Lawrence

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SLGO works towards painting a multidisciplinary portrait of the 
St. Lawrence, thanks to its rich network of partners.

The St. Lawrence Global Observatory (SLGO) is an open-access web platform, making available to all data, information and knowledge necessary to understand and effectively manage the ecosystem of the St. Lawrence, from the Great Lakes to the Gulf. SLGO support its members, from data management to their dissemination in specialized visualisation tools.

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Specialized data tools

Biodiversity

The presence, abundance and distribution of living species found in the in the River, Estuary and Gulf of St. Lawrence.

Check out our biodiversity maps here

Data Catalogue

An integrated access to multidisciplinary data on the St. Lawrence global system and Canadian waters.

View our entire Data Catalogue here

Marine Conditions

This Web application allows the visualization and access to multiple physico-chemical data.

Click here to view real-time Marine Conditions

Navigation 

Real-time data to navigate the River and Gulf of the St. Lawrence, including currents and tides.

Access and test Navigation here

eCapelin

Constitutes a citizen science tool facilitating the capture of capelin spawning observations.

Have You Seen Capelin Spawning ? Submit your Observation 

Viking Buoys

Near-real time access to the detection of right whales by the hydrophones of the Viking buoys of Fisheries and Oceans Canada.

Acces Viking Buoys detections here 

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