étiquettes: contaminants, biology, fish, metals
| chercheur principal: | Evans, Marlene S. (54) |
| Nᵒ de permis: | 14950 |
| Organisation: | Environment Canada |
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| Délivré: | juil. 22, 2011 |
| Équipe de projet: | Derek Muir, Jonathan Keating, Patrick Simon, Tsatsiye Catholique, Shawn Buckley |
Objectif(s): To investigate whether contaminant levels are changing in fish in the Northwest Territories with a focus on Great Slave Lake.
Description du projet: The objective of this study is to investigate whether contaminant levels are changing in fish in the Northwest Territories with a focus on Great Slave Lake which we have been studying since the early 1990s. Lake trout will be collected from Great Slave Lake (Hay River area and Lutsel K’e area). Burbot will also be collected from the Lutsel K’e and Fort Resolution areas of Great Slave Lake, and northern pike from the Fort Resolution area of Great Slave Lake. Twenty burbot and 20 northern pike will be collected from the West Basin of Great Slave Lake (near Slave River) by community members from Fort Resolution during their normal subsistence fishing activities (gill net or angling). Twenty lake trout will be collected from the West Basin of Great Slave Lake by the Hay River commercial fishery (gill net). Twenty lake trout and 20 burbot will be collected from the East Arm of Great Slave Lake by community members from Lutsel K’e during their normal subsistence fishing activities (gill net or angling). Community members (chosen by the local Renewable Resources Council) will be hired to collect fish for this study. Communities will be kept informed of the progress of the study by the Principle Investigator. The fieldwork for this study will be conducted from July 22, 2011 to December 31, 2011.
