The Western Northwest Territories Biophysical Study was established in 2003 to make sure baseline data necessary to assess, mitigate and monitor environmental impacts of proposed developments in the western Northwest Territories is available to industry, regulators, communities and governments. The study focuses on areas within the mandate of the Government of the Northwest Territories including wildlife, wildlife habitat, forest resources and air quality.

• 2004/2005 Annual Report of the Western Northwest Territories Biophysical Study
• 2005/2006 Annual Report of the Western Northwest Territories Biophysical Study
• 2006/2007 Annual Report of the Western Northwest Territories Biophysical Study
• 2008-2010 Annual Report Western Northwest Territories Biophysical Study
• 2010 Annual Report of NWT Wildlife Research Permits and Western NWT Biophysical Study
• 2011 Annual Report of NWT Wildlife Research Permits and Western NWT Biophysical Study
• 2012 Annual Report of NWT Wildlife Research Permits and Western NWT Biophysical Study
• 2013 Annual Report of NWT Wildlife Research Permits and Western NWT Biophysical Study