Canadian farm/agriculture statistics from the 2006 census.

First published in 1867, the Canada Year Book (CYB) charts key trends and indicators in the nation's economy, population, society and environment.

Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) collects and compiles statistics related to aquaculture, commercial fisheries, recreational fishing and trade (imports/exports).

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations provides time-series and cross sectional data relating to food and agriculture for some 200 countries.

Historical climate and weather data from Canadian weather stations.

The Canadian Council of Forest Ministers (CCFM) created the National Forestry Database Program (NFDP) to describe forest management and its impact on the forest resource; and to provide reliable, timely information to the provincial and federal policy processes.

RISI provides historical data, forecasts, trends, markets, and prices related to forestry.

Global and internationally comparable statistics on education, science, culture and communication.

The Water and Environmental Hub (WEHUB) project is an open source web platform that aggregates, federates, and connects water data and information with users looking to download, analyze, model and interpret water and environmental-based information.

Changes induced by scientific and technological progress are widespread and have major impacts on the economy and society. Statistical and analytical information is provided on activities such as research and development, innovation, advanced technology use, intellectual property...

Information on Canada’s environment and its relationship with human activity. Includes issues related to natural resources (e.g., energy and minerals, forests, water, land), air and climate, pollution, wastes and measures to protect the environment.

Local and international factors affecting agriculture fluctuate in an unpredictable manner, and farmers have to adapt rapidly, precisely and carefully, in order to ensure their livelihood.

Terra Populus will integrate the world’s population and environmental data, including population censuses and surveys, land cover information from remote sensing, climate records from weather stations, and land use records from statistical agencies.

Climate data accessible via Google Public Data interface.