This paper looks at historical temperature and precipitation data from climate stations in four communities in the NWT going back to 1957.

This guidebook provides an overview of the environmental and permafrost conditions in the Yellowknife area.

This study shows a correlation between global atmospheric teleconnections and winter temperature and precipitation from 1943 to 2011 in Yellowknife, NWT.

This report presents results from the first regional-scale approach to map permafrost-related landforms in the Slave Geological Province.

This document outlines a workshop in Yellowknife (Sǫ̀mbak'è), part of a series of regional workshops held to gather input on the climate change and energy strategies being...

This poster presents permafrost terrain mapping of the Grays Bay - Yellowknife Corridor.

Wilfrid Laurier University researchers created and tested a new method to map land cover types – such as forests, bogs and fens – in the headwaters of the Scotty Creek basin.

This report summarizes a workshop held in Fort Simpson (Łı́ı́dlı̨ Kų́ę́) in 2016. Environmental research and monitoring results in the Dehcho region were shared and discussed.

This document outlines a workshop in Fort Simpson, part of a series of regional workshops held to gather input on the climate change and energy strategies being developed in 2017.

This plan was developed to provide practical and operational wildland/urban risk mitigation strategies to reduce the threat of wildfire to the community of Fort Simpson.

This guidebook describes some of the challenges to development that permafrost, or frozen ground, presents to the City of Yellowknife.

This plan was developed to provide practical and operational wildland/urban risk mitigation strategies to reduce the threat of wildfire to the community of Yellowknife.

This is the summary of the 2024 NWT Climate Change Risks and Opportunities Assessment report.

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 2024 report that identifies the hazards and examines the risks that pose a threat to the people, property, environment and economy of the NWT

The NWT Hazard Identification Risk Assessment identifies the hazards and examines the risks that pose a threat to the people, property, environment and economy of the NWT.

This report is an assessment of Climate Change variables in the Great Bear Lake, NWT, Canada.

This report summarizes and assesses the climate change impact on standard operating activities of the oil and gas industry in the Canadian Beaufort Sea region.

The Forest Management Division (FMD) 2021 report is about monitoring forest health conditions across the Northwest Territories.

Standards Council of Canada CSA R100 series of National Standards of Canada relating to hydrometeorological stations.