Explore the 'Climate and environment' section to identify the types of maps available, focusing on any that illustrate historical climate data or environmental changes. List at least two specific map titles or themes found within this section, along with their publication dates and what they generally depict. Also, determine if there are any interactive mapping tools or datasets mentioned beyond static map downloads.
Navigate to the 'Atlas of Canada' homepage (if not already there). Click on the 'Climate and environment' link (ID 763). Scroll through the 'Climate and environment' page to identify and list at least two distinct map titles or themes. For each identified map, note its publication date and a brief description of what it depicts. Look for any indications of interactive maps, online tools, or downloadable datasets other than static PDF/JPG maps. Synthesize the findings regarding map types, specific examples, and the presence of interactive features.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Climate and environment' section. The agent identifies and lists at least two specific map titles or themes (e.g., 'Canada, Climate Regions', 'Canada, Ecozones'). For each identified map, the agent states its publication date (e.g., 1987, 2005). For each identified map, the agent provides a brief description of what it generally depicts (e.g., 'shows the various climate regions across Canada', 'illustrates the major terrestrial ecozones and marine ecoregions'). The agent explicitly states whether interactive mapping tools or datasets beyond static map downloads are found on the page, or if only static maps are available.