The 2024 NWT Forest Health Report presents data from ground and aerial surveys monitoring forest conditions, including insect outbreaks, disease, drought, flooding, and other...

This is the December 2025 edition of the monthly NWT water monitoring bulletin.

This community-based monitoring program tracks broad whitefish migration, habitat use, and fishing access to help understand climate change impacts on fish populations

This research Helps us understand how environmental change may influence mercury levels in fish through the interactions between land, water, and aquatic ecosystems.

This is the January 2026 edition of the monthly NWT water monitoring bulletin.

This research guide provides practical direction for integrating flood hazard mapping into community planning and land-use decision-making in the Northwest Territories (NWT).

An academic research article analyzing how carbon pricing policies impact the economy of Canada's Northwest Territories under different climate change scenarios.

Understanding how changes in precipitation impacts arsenic movement helps us anticipate how climate change may affect arsenic concentrations in soil and water.

The Boreal Caribou Habitat Enhancement Project is a study to restore lichen habitat on disturbed sites.

This research helps us understand how climate change, permafrost thaw, and wildfire impact water systems to help predict future changes.

This research helps us understand how greening may affect the food available to caribou on the Northwest Territories tundra.

We co-developed a water quality sampling training program in Rádeyı̨lı̨kóé with the K’ahsho Got’ine Foundation Guardians.

This researched was conducted to help understand the patterns of temperature change to better inform decision-making around ice safety and mitigation strategies in the North...

To help understand the cumulative impacts of harvest and climate change on large northern lake ecosystems to maintain sustainable harvesting levels.

According to the data collected, KFN’s Traditional Territory is experiencing major effects of climate change, impacting KFN’s traditional way of life.

University of Saskatchewan researchers assessed the nutrient and potential contaminant levels of wetlands in the Slave River Delta.

This research informs regional decision-making and traditional resource users, assist adaptation planning and help fill gaps in our knowledge of fish habitat.

This research looked at how wildfire and permafrost thaw impact the recovery of vegetation important to boreal caribou in the Southern NWT.

This report provides the results of the flood hazard mapping study for Nahanni Butte, NWT.

This is a 200-year open water flood hazard map for Nahanni Butte - Climate Change Scenario SSP5-8.5.