This section includes research initiatives, databases, resources and a listing of ongoing and completed projects related to Climate Change in Nunavut.
If you have conducted climate change research in Nunavut that you would like to publish on this site, please download the Project Summary Submission Guidelines.
Research Initiatives
ArcticNet Integrated Regional Impact Studies (IRIS)
ArcticNet brings together scientists and manager with their partners from Inuit organizations, northern communities, federal and provincial agencies and the private sector to study the impacts of climate change in the coastal Canadian Arctic.
ArcticNet Publications Database
The ArcticNet Publications Database describes 1600 publications from ArcticNet, 322 publications from the Canadian Arctic Shelf Exchange Study (CASES) and 207 publications from the International North Water Polynya Study (NOW).
Nunavut Regional Adaptation Collaborative
A territory-wide program focusing on advancing adaptation knowledge and decision-making abilities with regard to Nunavut's mining sector.
Pan-Territorial Adaptation Initiatives
Addressing climate change and identifiying approaches for supporting current and future climate change adaptation projects across the Canadian Arctic.
Research Resources
Researchers' FAQ
Conducting research in Nunavut? Be sure to check out the Research Licencing tab at the Nunavut Research Institute's website. It has information on the licencing process, frequently asked questions, and some great resources for helping you to apply for licences.
Literature Review Map
A geographically organized compendium of current Climate Change research literature regarding the Canadian North.
Nunavut Research Institute Licensing Compendium
Visit the Nunavut Research Institute's website to see summaries of past research being done in Nunavut. Note: not all projects relate specifically to climate change. Click below for the most recent years! Inuktitut versions will follow soon.