Monitoring programs include: NWT Species Status monitoring; Pipeline Wildlife Monitoring; Resident Hunters Survey and Non-Resident Hunters Survey; Wildlife Disease Monitoring

Research conducted as part of these programs include an assessment of the condition of infrastructure, the detailed characterization of unstable sites and the development of...

Air temperature data was obtained predominantly from Environment Canada; however, a portion of the information was collected from existing and closed mines with sufficiently...

The project delivered a risk evaluation of public buildings in Northwest Territories communities prioritizing buildings in need of maintenance or replacement due to climate...

Data collection was based on existing information on the potential climate change impacts on Mi'gmaq land in New Brunswick, including survey maps of reserves, location of...

Based on information obtained through community visits and research projects, a climate change planning poster was created as an educational communication tool for distribution...

Key participants were identified and invited to the outreach sessions. A Draft Permafrost Guideline was developed by the Canadian Standards Association Working Group on...

In order to provide northern and Indigenous input and perspectives to climate change policy discussion, meetings were attended on local, regional, national and international...

Existing scientific studies and literature on the subject of climate change impacts and adaptation strategies relating to infrastructure were reviewed and a bibliography of...

Data was (and will continue to be) collected from thermistors over a period of between 5 and 10 years, starting in 2010. The following sources will be used as a base standard...

Thaw depth was measured at 50 locations using a hand held auger within the community of Clyde River. In addition, sediment was collected from the base of each auger hole to...

The airborne LiDAR data were collected by NASA project partners in mid-May 2006 using a chartered Canadian Twin Otter aircraft. The acquisition system consisted of a NASA...

Shore-zone classification data for the Canadian Beaufort Sea coast form part of a GIS database, the Coastal Information System (CIS), developed and maintained by the Geological...

To gather information, community maps and archived photographs of the area were used as visual triggers in local consultations about changes to the land, communities and culture...

Two pyranometers were installed on a tripod, one horizontally and one at 69 degrees to the horizontal (equal to the latitude). A snow depth sensor was also installed on the...

Shore-zone classification data for the Canadian Beaufort Sea coast form part of a GIS database, the Coastal Information System (CIS), developed and maintained by the Geological...

The terrain analysis consisted of an analysis of permafrost and drainage conditions, as well as an examination of topography, soil stratigraphy, snow cover, and site development...

The precise location of numerous landscape features and community infrastructure was measured using a hand held Real Time Kinematic (RTK) survey equipment.

This project completed two activities with a pan-northern scope. The first was the development of user friendly fact-sheets, Information Notes, on adaptation projects to be...

Existing data was compiled from sub-surface boreholes, test pits, and water wells and was combined with new data (including a grain size analysis) collected by sampling...