This is the October 2024 edition of the monthly NWT water monitoring bulletin.

This is December 2024 edition of the monthly NWT water monitoring bulletin.

This first NWT Climate Change Risks and Opportunities Assessment, published in October 2024, aims to provide a shared understanding of the most pressing climate change risks for...

The GNWT’s long-term plan to address climate change between 2019 and 2030.

This vulnerability study identified five climate variables that affect the viability of the Tibbitt to Contwoyto Winter Road (TCWR) in NWT to supply mines.

This brochure provides a plain-language guide on how landscape development suitability maps can be used to understand climate change risks in communities.

This report sets out the Government of the Northwest Territories’ (GNWT) long-term approach to supporting secure, affordable and sustainable energy in the NWT.

The purpose of this report is to document and highlight the existing weather and climate monitoring networks across Canada.

A guiding questions to perfectly install a weather station.

This report is provided to the Government of Northwest Territories for a Climate Change and Health Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessment of the Northwest Territories.

This study used Landsat and RapidEye imagery to identify groundwater discharge zones in the Central Mackenzie Valley.

This report has been prepared by Northwest Hydraulic Consultants Ltd. for the benefit of NRCan and GNWT for specific application to the Federal Flood Mapping Guidelines.

This study explore the effect of an unprecedented summer storm on Arctic marine mammals in the Mackenzie Delta.

This study shows the impact of tall shrub removal practice on the permafrost management in NWT.

This study examines the formation of 93 Arctic airmass events in northwestern Canada, and propose a novel three-stages mechanism of extremely shallow, surface formations.

This report is a product of Northern Climate Data Working Group, which brings together representatives from government, universities and professional organizations in climate...

The 2023 wildfire season in Canada was unprecedented, with record-breaking area burned (~15 Mha) due to early snowmelt, prolonged drought, and anthropogenic climate change. The...

This study explores the impacts of climate change and vegetation shifts on hydrology in an Arctic headwater basin in northwestern Canada, using atmospheric and hydrological models.

This study presents a new method for deriving surface temperature from satellite microwave data to improve measurement frequency over arctic Canada and Alaska.

The article discusses the development of CanLEAD-FWI, a high-resolution system that provides projections of future fire weather in Canada.