This discussion paper explores approaches for adapting wildlife conservation and management in the Northwest Territories (NWT) in response to climate change.

Annual Report on Climate Change 2023-2024.

By combining Traditional, local, and scientific knowledge sources, we document new and increasing cyanobacteria blooms over time in Great Slave Lake.

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

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.

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.

This is a 200-year open water flood hazard map for Nahanni Butte - Climate Change Scenario SSP2-4.5.

This is a 100-year open water flood hazard map for Nahanni Butte.

This report summarizes the results of the flood hazard mapping study for Hay River.

This is a flood hazard index map of Fort Simpson.

This is an 200-year flood inundation map for Hay River.

This is a 100-year ice jam hazard map for Hay River.

This is an 100-year Ice Jam Flood Map for Fort Simpson.

This is an 100-year Ice Jam Flood Map for Aklavik.

This is an 200-year ice jam hazard map for Fort Simpson.

This report provides the results of the flood hazard mapping study for Aklavik.

This is an 200-year ice jam hazard map for Aklavik.