The primary goal of ARCBIO is to advance Canada’s capacity to monitor shifts in the biological communities found in its Arctic territories, providing the information needed to address resultant societ...
Federal spending by Polar Knowledge Canada
504 records totalling $66,807,901.94 CAD, from official Government of Canada open data.
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This collaborative initiative will provide and facilitate strategic direction, leadership, and funding to help address knowledge gaps surrounding what is driving the changes in barren-ground caribou a...
The Roads Development Impacts (RDI) initiative launched by GNWT provides targeted funding to advance understanding of the cumulative effects of all-season and winter road development on caribou, water...
Breaking down barriers to youth engagement in STEM is at the heart of Actua's mission. Actua is committed to bridging the gap between vital STEM experiences and youths who are typically underrepresent...
This project is to develop clean technologies and to promote a greater awareness of innovative applied research to improve the energy efficiency, sustainability and cultural applicability of the Gwich...
The Gwich’in multi-use camp facility upgrade project develop clean technologies and promote a greater awareness of innovative applied research to improve the energy efficiency, sustainability and cult...
This proposal aims to foster a strong, meaningful, and well-resourced partnership between ITK and POLAR. By enhancing ITK’s research coordination capacity, this initiative will ensure that research co...
The project will enhance ITK’s collaboration and research capacity, resulting in improved tools for implementation of the National Inuit Strategy on Research (NISR). The proposed funding will enhance...
The central objective is to determine how interactions among viruses, bacteria, microbial eukaryotes, plankton, invertebrates and fish respond to the changing biotic and abiotic environment, and to ev...
The aim is to mobilize and integrate local, traditional, and scientific knowledge and ways of knowing to accelerate the understanding of wildlife health and ecology and improve the acceptance, efficac...
This project aims to bolster the resilience of Arctic communities and ecosystems by evaluating the potential of diversifying blue foods and harvesting mechanisms in an active co-production of knowledg...
Our objectives are to use the experience and knowledge gained by Inuit youth in Nunavut to develop similar capacity within Yukon First Nations to: identify the strengths of Traditional Knowledge and t...
Advance the collaboratively developed targeted wildlife health surveillance system farther across Inuit Nunangat, build community capacity in wildlife health surveillance, address emerging wildlife he...
Build on the momentum from Polar funded WWF project Future-Proofing Community Access to Country Foods (ending August 20-24), provide land-based or on-the-job training and capacity building of the rece...
Build on the momentum from Polar funded WWF project Future-Proofing Community Access to Country Foods (ending August 20-24), provide land-based or on-the-job training and capacity building of the rece...
The project focuses on ecosystem changes driven by beaver activity across aquatic and terrestrial environments and their impacts on community wellbeing. Using a community monitoring app, the research...
The objective of the proposed project is to improve the monitoring of the cryosphere through the development of a monitoring network in order to better predict the multi-levels impacts of arctic clima...
The overall goal of the proposed research project is to refine the understanding of tundra-atmosphere interactions in Canada’s Southern Arctic and use these findings to improve the functioning of CLAS...
ACUNS has embarked on a process to build a solid program of scholarships dedicated specifically to the northern social sciences, humanities and health sciences (SSHHS). In order to ensure that future...
Build on the foundation laid by Phase 1 (2017-2024), apply a transformative approach to cultural education in the Eastern Arctic and infuse Inuit-led narratives on wildlife stewardship into the educat...
Advance the collaboratively developed targeted wildlife health surveillance system farther across Inuit Nunangat, build community capacity in wildlife health surveillance, address emerging wildlife he...
The overarching objective of this project is to improve the monitoring of the cryosphere through the development of a monitoring network in order to better predict and assess the multi- levels impacts...
The project will continue and expand a long-running partnered study on Arctic Char and Dolly Varden Char in the Coppermine River basin, Nunavut. The research priority is to identify where each species...
The National Inuit Data Management Committee (NIDMC) brings together Inuit regional and organizational representatives to provide advice, recommendations, and regional perspectives regarding informati...
The projects multidisciplinary team includes Indigenous and non-Indigenous researchers. Together they: 1) study how environmental changes in the George River Basin impact the Inuit community of Kangiq...