Inuvik Recycling Society
With EcoAction support, a group of dedicated volunteers is showing that even in Canada Continue reading Inuvik Recycling Society
Category: Northwest Territories
Birch Leafminer control using parasitic wasps
In Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, residents are hoping that an introduced parasitic wasp will be their birch trees Continue reading Birch Leafminer control using parasitic wasps
Hay River Clean Up
Traditional knowledge, school children lending a hand and learning along the way, a special community gathering place as an outcome Continue reading Hay River Clean Up
Up the Mackenzie River with just a raft
The current on the majestic Mackenzie River flows north at a dangerously fast pace. The chilling winds from the Arctic … Continue reading Up the Mackenzie River with just a raft
Mackenzie Gas Project hearings welcomed
A delicate balance in a delicate place
Public regulatory hearings begin today to examine the impact of the proposed Mackenzie Valley pipeline on the environment and people … Continue reading A delicate balance in a delicate place
Arctic residents to oversee sea-ice study
YELLOWKNIFE – A comprehensive sea-ice monitoring program starts in four NWT coastal communities next month. But it won't be scientists … Continue reading Arctic residents to oversee sea-ice study
Mineral prospecting permits issued in proposed protected areas in the NWT highlight need for regulatory change
Prospecting permits recently issued by the federal Department of Indian and Northern Affairs (INAC) in areas already identified for long-term … Continue reading Mineral prospecting permits issued in proposed protected areas in the NWT highlight need for regulatory change
Dredging plan concerns beluga boosters
INUVIK, N.W.T. Continue reading Dredging plan concerns beluga boosters
Minister envisions green energy future for N.W.T.
Kyoto plans get mixed reviews in north
For compost researcher, a sweet smell of success
HAY RIVER, N.W.T. – A plan to compost chicken manure could benefit Hay River's gardens Continue reading For compost researcher, a sweet smell of success