Full title: Sample Sizes of Collared Barren-ground Caribou Required to Estimate Herd Size in Winter and Fall Management Areas to Allow Assessment of Harvest Risk.
Boulanger, J. 2016. 25 pp. Wildlife Manuscript Report 261
Full title: A General Approach to Harvest Modeling for Barren-ground Caribou Herds in the NWT and Recommendations on Harvest Based on Herd Risk Status.
Boulanger, J., J. Adamczewski. 2016. 39pp. Wildlife Manuscript Report 262.
Full title: Database Description, Data Summary and Analysis of the Wolverine Harvest from Kugluktuk, Umingmaktok and Bathurst Inlet, Northwest Territories 1985/86-1996/97
Lee, J. 2016. 35 pp. Wildlife Manuscript Report 253.
Publication date:
juillet 2016
Resource Category:
Harvesting: Hunting, Gathering, Trapping, Fishing, Research and data, Wildlife and nature
There is limited knowledge about the quality, quantity and location of groundwater near NWT borders in the Mackenzie River Basin. To understand gaps in knowledge, a report was completed to describe what is known about groundwater resources, uses and monitoring, along with potential impacts to groundwater. The report will support development of Groundwater Learning Plans. Development of these plans is a commitment in NWT transboundary water management agreements with Alberta and British Columbia for areas where there are moderate levels of existing or proposed development and/or areas considered vulnerable.
Publication date:
mars 2016
Resource Category:
Research and data, Water Monitoring and Stewardship
State of Aquatic Knowledge for the Hay River Basin
Summarizes information about the basin setting, aquatic environment, trends over time, and current and future human activities that could affect basin and river health.
The Hay River Basin is a transboundary watershed, with its headwaters in British Columbia and Alberta, and its terminus at Great Slave Lake in the Northwest Territories.
Publication date:
mars 2016
Resource Category:
Research and data, Water Monitoring and Stewardship
NERB Volume 1 Issue 3: Concentrations of mercury and other heavy metals in furbearers from the Slave River
NWT Environmental Research Bulletin
A series of brief plain language summaries of various environmental research findings in the Northwest Territories. If you’re conducting environmental research in the NWT, consider sharing your information with northern residents in a bulletin. These research summaries are also of use to northern resource decision-makers.
Publication date:
janvier 2016
Resource Category:
Monitoring, Research and data, Wildlife and nature
State of the Knowledge of the Slave River and Slave River Delta
A Component of the Vulnerability Assessment of the Slave River and Delta
Final Report: April 2016
Prepared for the Slave River and Delta Partnership
Jennifer Dagg
The Pembina Institute
With input and updates by:
Publication date:
janvier 2016
Resource Category:
Contaminants, Research and data, Water Monitoring and Stewardship
Report on the 4th Biannual Environment and Natural Resources South Slave Regional Wildlife Workshop November 3 – 5, 2015 Roaring Rapids Hall, Fort Smith, NT Prepared by: Ashley McLaren and Allicia Kelly Wildlife Research