Recipient
University of WaterlooDepartment
Polar Knowledge CanadaAmount
$35.0K
Province
ONType
G
Agreement Number
KME-2425-0009
Purpose
The Waterloo University researchers aim to continue their collaboration with the Kugluktuk Hunters and Trappers Organization in implementing a telemetry study through the deployment of both acoustic and radio tags to track fish migrations in the Coppermine River. Besides increasing the knowledge of fish movements, spawning and/or overwintering locations, the results will enable the Kugluktuk Hunters and Trappers Organization and environment officers (Government of Nunavut) to advance community-based management of the fishery for char and provide a better understanding of climate and environmental stressors impact on Arctic Char and Dolly Varden.
University of Waterloo × Polar Knowledge Canada
2 grants totalling $510.0K
Grants to Support Research and Activities Relating to The Polar Regions
44 grants totalling $932.9K
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| NWT Geological Survey, Department of Industry, Tourism and Investment, GNWT & Aurora Research Institute, Aurora College | $50.0K | Grants to Support Research and Activitie... |
| Government of the Northwest Territories, Department of Environment and Climate Change - Climate Change, Cumulative Impacts and Knowledge Division | $40.0K | Grants to Support Research and Activitie... |
| Inuvialuit Land Administration, Northwest Territories Geological Survey | $40.0K | Grants to Support Research and Activitie... |
| Wilfrid Laurier University | $35.0K | Grants to Support Research and Activitie... |
| Department of Environment, Government of Nunavut | $35.0K | Grants to Support Research and Activitie... |