NWT Environmental Research Bulletin
NWT Environmental Research Bulletins (NERB) are summaries of environmental research in the Northwest Territories. They share key findings with northern residents, decision-makers, and partners.
- All NWT CIMP-funded projects must submit a bulletin.
- Other researchers are encouraged to submit bulletins to make their work accessible.
Submission guidelines
2026 Volume 11
2025 Volume 10
- Issue 83: What Drives Differences in Fish Mercury Levels Among Lakes in the Dehcho?
- Issue 82: How does beaver activity affect tundra stream ecosystems?
- Issue 81: Boreal Caribou Habitat Enhancement: Lichen Habitat Restoration on Disturbed Sites
- Issue 80: Cyanobacteria Blooms in Great Slave Lake: Observations from Traditional, Local, and Scientific Knowledge
- Issue 79: Rising Waters: How Streamflow is Increasing in the Southern Taiga Plains
- Issue 78: Tundra “Greening” Reflects Subtle Changes in Available Food for Caribou
- Issue 77: Assessment of Mercury Concentrations in Fish in Sahtú Lakes
- Issue 76: Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) Levels in Small-bodied Fish Along the Mackenzie River from Norman Wells to Fort Good Hope
2024 Volume 9
- Issue 75 Assessing Diet and Interactions Among Salmon and Arctic Fishes in the Mackenzie River
- Issue 74: A Window Into Habitat Use by Northern Fishes
- Issue 73: Watching the Land: Knowing the Impacts of Climate Change
- Issue 72: A Century of Petroleum Extraction at Tłegǫ́hłı̨ (Norman Wells): Indigenous Knowledge for Indigenous Guardianship
- Issue 71: Monitoring for Impacts of Fish Harvest and Climate Change on the Great Bear Lake Aquatic Ecosystem
- Issue 70: Tracking the Future: How Human Actions Could Shape Boreal Caribou Populations in the NWT
- Issue 69: Murky Waters: Following Mercury from Peat Soils, Through Beaver Ponds into Streams and Rivers
- Issue 68: Ecological Influences on Nutrition and Body Condition of Boreal Caribou
- Issue 67: What is the Role of Birch Shrubs in ‘Greening’ the Bathurst Caribou Range?
- Issue 66: Understanding Great Slave Lake Productivity and Food-web Dynamics
- Issue 65: Warming Trends in Lake Temperatures in the North Slave Region
- Issue 64: How do parasites impact caribou health and population dynamics?
- Issue 63: Polycyclic aromatic compounds and water quality in the Sahtú Settlement Area
- Issue 62: Aquatic Ecosystems in the Fort Good Hope Area as Indicators of Environmental Change
Earlier NERBs
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