Ilitariyauyuq: Arqvilliit IPCA Monitoring Crew.
A satellite image of James Bay in summer.
Ilitariyauyuq: NASA/JPL-Caltech.
Sofia Geisler was appointed executive director of Oceans North Kalaallit Nunaat in June 2022.
Floe Edge Blog
New Leader of Oceans North Kalaallit Nunaat Brings Diverse Background
The new leader of Oceans North Kalaallit Nunaat in Greenland brings diverse background in politics, journalism and administration.
Researchers' tent set up near water sampling site for Arctic char study.
Ilitariyauyuq: Annie Eastwood.
Floe Edge Blog
New Nunavut Water Monitoring Project Studies Habitat of Arctic Char
A new water monitoring study in Nunavut will help measure the impacts of climate change on the habitat of Arctic char.
The largest summering population of beluga whales is found in Hudson Bay.
Ilitariyauyuq: Leighton Lum
Floe Edge Blog
Pristine Seas Expedition: The Beluga Estuaries of Western Hudson Bay
About one-third of the world’s belugas migrate each summer to the Churchill, Nelson and Seal rivers to give birth and raise their calves.
A pair of walrus sit on an ice floe near Southampton Island.
Ilitariyauyuq: Yan Guilbault.
Floe Edge Blog
What Do We Know about the Atlantic Walrus?
Despite an abundance of Inuit knowledge on Atlantic walrus, many gaps remain about the species in published data.
The Torngat Mountains in Nunatsiavut.
Ilitariyauyuq: Tony Beck/Getty Images
Travel Story
Pristine Seas Expedition: Nunatsiavut
The mix of Arctic and Atlantic creates a productive habitat for whales, polar bears and many other species
Ilitariyauyuq: Credit: Peter Allinson, MD / Marine Photobank via Wildscreen Exchange
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Why Are Sperm Whales Moving North?
In the waters near Pond Inlet, Nunavut, the soundscape tells the story of a changing Arctic.
