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"Arctic Cowboys" Are the First Paddlers to Cross the Northwest Passage - Vimarsana News

"Arctic Cowboys" Are the First Paddlers to Cross the Northwest Passage

The Texas-based kayaking team completed the 1,600-mile journey over 83 grueling days.

Record return of Arctic ice cap as it grows by 60% in a year with top scientists warning of global COOLING - Vimarsana News

Record return of Arctic ice cap as it grows by 60% in a year with top scientists warning of global COOLING

Almost a million more square miles of  ocean covered with ice than in 2012 BBC reported in 2007 global warming would  leave Arctic ice-free in summer by 2013 Publication of UN climate change report  suggesting global warming caused by humans pushed back to later this  month By  David Rose PUBLISHED: 18:37 EST, 7  September 2013…

Endangered plant found only in N.W.T. 'doing nicely' according to recent survey - Vimarsana News

Endangered plant found only in N.W.T. 'doing nicely' according to recent survey

A field survey in 2022 shows that the hairy braya, an endangered plant only known to grow in the N.W.T., has a bigger range than previously thought. A botanist says the population estimate has doubled to between 25,000 and 50,000 plants on a remote northern coast.

Source: cbc.ca
These plant, fish and bird species all have something in common — aside from the N.W.T. - Vimarsana News

These plant, fish and bird species all have something in common — aside from the N.W.T.

Eight places in N.W.T. have been labelled key biodiversity areas, and more than a dozen other places in the territory are on track for the same designation. Here's a look at some of them.

Source: cbc.ca
Scientists partner with Indigenous communities to study effects of climate change and human development on Arctic caribou - Vimarsana News

Scientists partner with Indigenous communities to study effects of climate change and human development on Arctic caribou

Researcher Logan Berner was recently awarded $718,000 from the NSF to study how increased human development in the Arctic affects caribou herds against the back