The Nunavik Marine Region, which, for greater certainty, includes the areas of equal use and occupancy and the overlap area of the Agreement Relating to the Cree/Inuit Offshore Overlapping Interests Area, is that offshore area adjacent to, but not in, Québec described in Schedule 3-2 and shown on the map contained in Schedule 3-3 (NILCA).

Mammals that rely on the marine environment such as whales, dolphins, seals, and polar bears.

When tissue is removed from the animal and examined for DNA, toxins, and overall health indicators.

Areas protected under the Oceans Act to protect marine species and resources, the environment, and ecosystems (Oceans Act - S.C.1996, c.31 (section 35)).

Mercury's organic compound that is toxic to most living things.

Tiny plastic particles that come from large plastic pieces that were broken down.

Areas with potential to support a variety of land uses and are characterized by no prohibited uses or conformity requirements. In Mixed Use areas, all uses are considered to conform to the Plan.

Device used to map the features of the ocean floor using sound.