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

The goal of the surveys are is to monitor the dynamics and demographics of the one most culturally important terrestrial mammal in West CW Greenland. The data sampled collected...

We used a combination of two different passive acoustic devices to sample marine mammal calls: the C-POD and the AURAL. We deployed four moorings that included a C-pod...

The Inventory and Monitoring Program (I&M) is built on the premise that understanding the condition of the natural resources is vital to accomplishing the NPS mission of...

An investigation of Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) related to the white goose overabundance issue in the North American Arctic will be undertaken. Interviews will be...

We classified Southampton Island caribou in early May 2004 using a Dehavelland Turbo Beaver high wing aircraft and 4 ground crews made up of eight local hunters chosen by the...

General harvest reporting provides total numbers harvested in the entire country for all species. Harvest reports specific to caribou and muskox, however, contain information...

Anadromous Arctic charr were introduced near the village of Kuujjuaq, Nunavik, and food web impacts were assessed due to this introduction. Stable isotope ratios (C and N) were...

The Community-Based Monitoring Network brings together respected Nunavummiut harvesters to share their knowledge and observations about wildlife. Rather than rely on interviews...

The northern Hudson Bay narwhal (Monodon monoceros) population gathers in the area of Repulse Bay, Nunavut in the summer season. This population is hunted by local Inuit and...

Caribou collections done about once a decade, using standardized protocols, make possible cross-herd comparisons across the circumarctic, and enable us to track changes in the...

We flew a survey of central Ellesmere Island (Fosheim Peninsula, Raanes Peninsula, and Svendsen Peninsula), Nunavut, between March 8-20, 2017 to update the population estimate...

We compared genetic characteristics of four aggregations of molting birds (referred to as populations) captured within two regions. Because band resightings and radio telemetry...

In a rapidly changing Arctic, monitoring wildlife population health, including status and trends, is a matter of urgency. However, in such a vast and remote environment,...

NOF engaged in research and monitoring projects on both the threatened goose species in Norway, Lesser White and Bean Goose. In the period 16 - 18 May the NOF field team...

Since 1995, NOF has included a survey of migration routes and wintering areas using satellite radio telemetry. In the period 16 - 18 May the NOF field team succeeded in the...

In 1997-98 fifteen caribou cows (8 in the Kangerlussuaq-Sisimiut population and 7 in the Akia-Maniitsoq) received satellite collars in West Greenland and were tracked for three...

The Work of the NWMB The Nunavut Land Claims Agreement (NLCA), signed in 1993, is the largest land claim agreement in Canadian history, governing an area that is one-fifth...

We estimated abundance of breeding females in the Qamanirjuaq migratory barren-ground caribou population with a calving ground photographic survey in June 2008. We used a...

This is a long-term study of marked individual bighorn sheep. Since 1972, bighorn sheep have been captured multiple times per summer in a corral trap baited with salt....