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Watching the Land: Knowing the Impacts of Climate Change

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

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Creator NWT Cumulative Impact Monitoring Program
Summary Since 2016, the Kátł’odeeche First Nation (KFN) has been tracking the health of the environment through a community-based, Traditional Knowledge-focused harvest monitoring program. The project aimed to inform KFN membership, as well as industry and government, of evidence-based environmental trends and changes over time. Traditional Knowledge data collection coincided with seasonal traditional on-the-land harvesting activities during the fall moose hunt, winter boreal caribou hunt, spring geese hunt, summer berry harvest, and summer-fall fish harvest. Monitoring was done consistently based on time of year and location. Results presented below focus on boreal caribou monitoring.
Local Relevance According to the data collected, KFN’s Traditional Territory is experiencing major effects of climate change, impacting KFN’s traditional way of life.
Notes This bulletin is part of the Cumulative Impact Monitoring Program's NWT Environmental Research Bulletin series - Volume 9, Issue 73.
Tags Boreal Caribou,NWT Climate Change,Indigenous Knowledge,Harvesting,Traditional Knowledge,Food Security
Geographic Region NWT
Release Date 2024
Last Modified Date 2024
Funding Program NWT Cumulative Impact Monitoring Program