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Nunavut Wildlife Management Board

Iqaluit, Nunavutgovernment

25

Works

288

Citations

7

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Top Research Topics

Indigenous Studies and Ecology Arctic and Russian Policy Studies Avian ecology and behavior

Top Researchers

Mark L. Mallory Acadia Pharmaceuticals (United States)

496 works13,514 citationsh-index: 61

Recent Research

Bridging knowledge systems to guide natural resource decision-making

Finn Danielsen,Mark Nuttall,et al.

20260 citations

Marine animal studies overview

Climate change and permafrost

Animal Behavior and Reproduction

Isotope Analysis in Ecology

Wildlife Ecology and Conservation

Fish Ecology and Management Studies

Marine and fisheries research

Species Distribution and Climate Change

Arctic and Antarctic ice dynamics

Kimberley J. Mathot

102 works3,299 citationsh-index: 32

Alastair Franke University of Alberta

57 works1,243 citationsh-index: 21

Jason A. Akearok Nunavut Wildlife Management Board

13 works291 citationsh-index: 6

Kaitlin Breton‐Honeyman Nunavik Regional Board of Health and Social Services

9 works222 citationsh-index: 6

Frankie Jean‐Gagnon Nunavik Regional Board of Health and Social Services

8 works165 citationsh-index: 5

Mobilization of Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit for polar bear co-management: qualitative analysis of a Nunavut Wildlife Management Board public hearing

Dana Reiter,Dominique Henri,et al.

20250 citations

Long-term monitoring of Arctic birds at the East Bay Island Field Station, within the Qaqsauqtuuq Migratory Bird Sanctuary, 1996–2023

H. Grant Gilchrist,Holly L. Hennin,et al.

20250 citations

Long-term wildlife research and monitoring sites in Arctic Canada

Amie L. Black,Jason A. Akearok,et al.

20250 citations

Correction: Long-term wildlife research and monitoring sites in Arctic Canada

Amie L. Black,Jason A. Akearok,et al.

20250 citations

You are the colour of what you eat: higher invertebrate consumption correlates with redder muscle pigmentation in anadromous Arctic char (Salvelinus alpinus) along western Hudson Bay, Nunavut, Canada

Connor W. Faulkner,Sonny J. Ittinuar,et al.

20240 citations