Principal Investigator:Gould, William Licensed Year(s):1994
1993
199219911990 Summary:
Project 1: Small samples of lichens will be collected from approximately 20 sites located along the Hood River and analyzed for contaminants. Lichens are good indicators of the types of air-borne contaminants that have been carried north to the arctic since they absorb their nutrients from the air. Project 2: The researcher will examine plant communities along the Hood River in order to study th...
Principal Investigator:Sheath, Robert Licensed Year(s):1994
1992
Summary:
The researcher and his team will survey streams for macroscopic algae, and relate their distribution to various physical and chemical characteristics, biomes and drainage basins. They will also set up a seasonal study of the physiological adaptations of macroalgae to the harsh conditions of tundra streams. As well, a widespread seaweed will be collected for comparison with other populations to d...
Principal Investigator:Beyens, L. Licensed Year(s):
1992
1987 Summary:
In the vicinity of Cambridge Bay the researcher hopes to gain more insight in the biogeography and ecology of unicellulars, i.e. diatoms and testate amoebae. A small collection of samples of terrestrial and aquatic material will be undertaken....
Principal Investigator:Henry, Gregory Licensed Year(s):
1991
1990 Summary:
The Researchers will continue to investigate how high arctic sedge meadows respond to microclimate and grazing....
Principal Investigator:Scotter, George Licensed Year(s):
1990
Summary:
The Researcher and team will carry out this survey at the request of the community of Paulatuk. They will summarize the existing knowledge of the natural resources of the Bluenose Lake Region. A total of about 20 stops will be made to examine the vegetation, soil, wildlife and physiogeography and to collect plant and soil samples....
Principal Investigator:Scotter, G.W. Licensed Year(s):
1980
Summary:
1. To describe the geology, physical geography, flora, fauna and human history of the area; 2. To map and classify vegetation types and ecological units of the study area; 3. To identify outstanding features and areas that might be critical to the management of the study area; 4. To identify and propose boundaries for a preserve that might be recommended....
Principal Investigator:Karasiuk, Donald Licensed Year(s):
1979
Summary:
To conduct a general wildlife, botanical and geographical survey to evaluate the area for a proposed national park. Up to 1,000 botanical, geological and soil specimens will be collected in each area....