Recipient
Carleton UniversityDepartment
Polar Knowledge CanadaAmount
$446.8K
Province
ONType
Contribution
Agreement Number
171-2021-2022-Q2-P0046
Purpose
This study will expand on training provided by the Nunavut Community Aquatic Monitoring Program (NCAMP) to include the use of In Reach satellite devices and a specially designed "Fishery Assessment App" that will assist in the monitoring, reporting and assessment of subsistence and commercial fisheries. This information will be automatically uploaded on to a Nunavut Fishery Atlas that can be accessed by web browser. The project aims to enhance local capacity in biomonitoring, data stewardship, and management for empowered participation in co-management and better preparation for the impacts of climate change on food availability, wildlife migration, and sustainable harvesting.
Carleton University × Polar Knowledge Canada
7 grants totalling $636.2K
Polar Knowledge Application Program
54 grants totalling $12.1M
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|---|---|---|
| ACTUA Youth STEM Innovation | ACTUA Jeunesse STIM Innovation | $1.3M | Polar Knowledge Application Program |
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| Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Centre | $664.9K | Polar Knowledge Application Program |
| The Association of Canadian University for Northern Studies | Association Universitaire Canadienne d'études nordiques | $540.0K | Polar Knowledge Application Program |
| Royal Conadian Geographic Society |Societe Geographique Royale du Canada | $499.8K | Polar Knowledge Application Program |