Satellite analysis of caribou habitat change

The Bathurst Caribou herd ranges across more than 350 000 km2 of northern Canada…

Modelling climate change in the Arctic: Who has power over the process?

Nunami iliharniq (Learning from the land): Reflecting on relational accountability in land-based learning and cross-cultural research in Uqšuqtuuq (Gjoa Haven, Nunavut)

Nunami iliharniq: Ihumagi’lugit hivunikšaliurutikšat pittiaqtigiigutikšat nunami ilihai’lutik ilihaq&utik qauřihaqtuliriqatigiik&utik Uqšuqtuurmi Nunavummi

Standardized monitoring of permafrost thaw

Because the world is getting warmer, permanently frozen ground around the arctic, known as permafrost, is thawing. We still need better understanding of how permafrost thaw works, and particularly how it is related to snow, vegetation and soil conditions.

Can below-snow life of small mammals of the tundra be monitored with camera traps?

Bowhead whale calves thriving in the western Beaufort Sea

Biological data and Inuit hunter records reveal decrease of females and young in a declining narwhal population in…

Studying the carbon balance of a Mackenzie River Delta wetland

Polar bears’ use of naturally recurring low ice areas in the Beaufort Sea