Resources

We are actively involved in the production of innovative materials and tools to collect and share both traditional and scientific knowledge about this extraordinary land.

Administrative Reports And Minutes, Organizational Information

Term Report 1997-1999

Type: pdf

Size: 1.1 MB

Published: Mar 2018

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Presentations Podcasts And Videos, Conference Proceedings

The Role of Harvesters and Traditional Users in Environmental Monitoring Programs - Randall Pokiak

Type: pdf

Size: 2.44 MB

Published: Mar 2018

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Fact Sheets And Brochures, Wildlife

Muskox Fact Sheet - Canadian North Slope Muskox Management

Type: pdf

Size: 114.92 KB

Published: Mar 2018

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Fact Sheets And Brochures, Inuvialuit

Fact Sheet - Inuvialuit Harvesting Rights

Inuvialuit have unique harvesting rights in the Yukon. The Inuvialuit Final Agreement (IFA) defines the legal hunting, trapping and fishing rights of the Inuvialuit in their settlement region. This factsheet describes the harvesting rights of the Inuvialuit on the Yukon North Slope. Some of these rights are different from those in the Northwest Territories (NWT) part of the Inuvialuit Settlement Region.  

Type: article

Published: Mar 2018

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Fact Sheets And Brochures, Wildlife

Muskox Fact Sheet - Research and Monitoring

Type: pdf

Size: 108.12 KB

Published: Mar 2018

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Presentations Podcasts And Videos, Conference Proceedings

Taku River Tlingit Presentation - Traditional Knowledge Informing Land Use Planning and Management

Type: pdf

Size: 5.11 MB

Published: Mar 2018

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Fact Sheets And Brochures, Wildlife

Capturing Large Animals

Type: pdf

Size: 158.88 KB

Published: Mar 2018

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Project Reports And Publications

A Review and Discussion of the Arctic Borderlands Ecological Knowledge Co-op's Community Monitoring Program Database

Type: pdf

Size: 276.4 KB

Published: Mar 2018

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Maps, Inuvialuit

Map of the Inuvialuit Settlement Region

Type: pdf

Size: 179.28 KB

Published: Mar 2018

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Project Reports And Publications

Aklavik Local and Traditional Knowledge About Grizzly Bear of the Yukon North Slope

This report forms part of a much larger collaborative initiative with WMAC NS partners to better understand grizzly bears of the Yukon North Slope. In 2006 and 2007, interviews were conducted with knowledge holders in Aklavik. This study summarizes the knowledge shared.

Type: pdf

Size: 1.81 MB

Published: Mar 2018

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