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Introduction
Origin and context of the projectManagement planQuarantine and public health1847, year of tragedyCanadian immigration in Québec City during the years of the Grosse Île quarantine station
Commemorative intentResources symbolizing or representing the national significance of Grosse ÎleGrosse Île and its cultural landscapesOn-site cultural resourcesMovable cultural resourcesMessages of national historic significanceMessages for the Canadian publicMessages for visitors to the siteCommunication challengesOther heritage values of the site
Ownership and legal contextCommemorative integrity of the siteCondition of landscapes and level-1 resourcesCommunication of site messages of national historic significanceFacilitiesEnvironmentGeneral statusImpacts of activities past and presentPublic visitation and useVisitation figuresFacilities and servicesCo-operationRegional tourism context
Preservation and presentation conceptStrategic directions and key actionsEnsuring the commemorative integrity of the siteVisitor servicesFacilitiesAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada facilitiesPreserving and presenting the natural environmentShared management of the site
BackgroundMethodologyScopeConformity with strategic directionsIdentification of impact sources and assessment of concernsCumulative impactsMitigation strategiesConclusion
Conclusion
Acknowledgements
Appendix 1: Research reports and other reference works
Appendix 2: Conservation priorities for the natural resources of Grosse Île