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chercheur principal:Gantner, Nikolaus (Klaus) Année(s) de permis:
2013
20122011 Résumé:
The overall goals are to:
1. Provide baseline information on contaminant levels, incorporate Traditional Knowledge, and jointly plan future monitoring based on these and other resources;
2. Build capacity locally by providing training in sampling and monitoring techniques to local persons, and;
3. Establish a monitoring plan that incorporates science and TK-based data which provides information...
chercheur principal:Barber, David G. Année(s) de permis:
2013
2012 Résumé:
The objective of this study is to provide information on the thickness distribution, movement, and characteristics of different types of sea ice within the Beaufort Sea Region. The focus will be on hummocked multi-year sea ice referred to as Extreme Ice Features (EIFs). These EIFs are poorly understood, and would be the most hazardous to any engineered structure in the southern Beaufort Sea (such ...
chercheur principal:Laidlaw, Shawn Année(s) de permis:
2013
2012 Résumé:
The purpose of this project is to:
1) coordinate monitoring and research efforts in the watershed between the community, government, and universities;
2) understand current aquatic health of the watershed using water quality, macroinvertebrates, aquatic furbearers and fish as indicators of ecosystem health;
3) understand historical environmental change and contaminant loading in the watershed u...
chercheur principal:Desrosiers, Sarah CE Année(s) de permis:2013
2012
Résumé:
The main objective of the Berry Project is to establish a long-term community-based monitoring program in arctic communities using culturally important berry species as indicators of climate change. The project’s main objectives for the Daring Lake Tundra Science Camp are to bring awareness to the effects of climate change and to expand environmental stewardship. These goals can be achieved by del...
chercheur principal:Bennett, Trevor D Année(s) de permis:
2010
Résumé:
The primary objective of this research involves testing a strategy for using Inuvialuit Knowledge to monitor environmental conditions in the Mackenzie Delta Region (MDR) of the Northwest Territories. Methods will include participatory photo mapping, community mapping, and photo elicitation interviews to monitor, record, document and communicate Inuvialuit observations of environmental change in th...
chercheur principal:Lantz, Trevor C. Année(s) de permis:2011
2010
Résumé:
There are two objectives associated with this research. The first is to establish vegetation and permafrost monitoring sites in the region. The establishment of these permanent monitoring sites will improve our understanding of base-line environmental conditions in the region. The second goal for the 2010 monitoring season is to build local capacity for monitoring vegetation and permafrost in t...
chercheur principal:Lam, Jennifer Année(s) de permis:
2009
Résumé:
The objective of this project is to establish 3 permanent research sites near the communities of Inuvik, Aklavik and Tuktoyaktuk to monitor current and future conditions of climate, permafrost, snow, ice and vegetation. These sites will be established and maintained by local researchers and will provide high school and college level students with opportunities to learn about field science. These s...
chercheur principal:Hoyt, Andrea J. Année(s) de permis:
2006
2005 Résumé:
In the fall of 2004, the West Side Working Group decided to develop a program to monitor the Big Fish River, involving students from the high school, Hunters and Trappers Committee (HTC) members, and elders. This project will include a week-long field trip each year to the Big Fish River, as well as classroom learning, and reporting back to community members. The project will monitor changes in ...
chercheur principal:LeTourneau, Michele Année(s) de permis:2008
2006
Résumé:
The community-based monitoring camp was created by Diavik to involve Aboriginal Peoples of communities affected by the mine site. People are concerned with effects on fish, water and caribou. Dust from the mine falls out on lichen and water, which are then consumed by caribou and fish. People will gather information about Diavik and environment-related issues and provide input and recommendations ...
chercheur principal:Cobb, Don Année(s) de permis:
2003
Résumé:
The objective of this study is to conduct index gillnetting during the open water season in order to understand species abundance and health of fish from selected locations in the Mackenzie estuary. This study is part of the Tariuq program, which was in...