Contribution: Northern Science and Technology Program
Université Laval
$449,777.00
Arctic Char Migrations in a Changing Arctic (ACMCA)
FY 2022-23 · 2022-09-01
Summary
Inuit have relied on Arctic Char for millennia, and it continues to underpin food security in Nunavut. This proposed project will build on our multi-disciplinary researchprogram in the Cambridge Bay region that aims to predict the impacts of multiple stressors on ArcticChar.
Department
Program
Northern Science and Technology Program
Recipient
Location
Québec, Quebec, Canada
Recipient Type
Academia
Type
Contribution
Source
Proactive Disclosure - Grants and Contributions
As published
Reference Number
171-2022-2023-Q2-N0072
Amendment Number
0
Agreement Type
Contribution
Recipient Type
S
Recipient Legal Name
Université Laval
Recipient Country
CA
Recipient Province or Territory
QC
Recipient City
Québec
Recipient Postal Code
G1V 0A6
Program Name
Northern Science and Technology Program
Program Name (French)
Le programme de science nordiques et technologie
Program Purpose
The program aims to create a strong research presence in Canada’s Arctic through POLAR. The program builds a knowledge base to support effective solutions to Arctic issues, northern policy and research development, and advances Canada’s position as a leading Arctic nation.
Program Purpose (French)
Le programme vise à établir une forte présence en recherche dans l’Arctique canadien par l’entremise de POLAIRE. Le programme permet de créer une base de connaissances pour appuyer des solutions efficaces aux problèmes liés à l’Arctique, aux politiques sur le Nord et au développement de la recherche, et fait progresser le Canada dans son rôle de nation arctique de premier plan.
Agreement Title
Arctic Char Migrations in a Changing Arctic (ACMCA)
Agreement Title (French)
Migrations de l’omble chevalier dans un Arctique en évolution
Agreement Number
NST-2223-0072
Agreement Value
$449,777.00
Agreement Start Date
2022-09-01
Agreement End Date
2025-08-31
Description
Inuit have relied on Arctic Char for millennia, and it continues to underpin food security in Nunavut. This proposed project will build on our multi-disciplinary researchprogram in the Cambridge Bay region that aims to predict the impacts of multiple stressors on ArcticChar.
Description (French)
Les Inuit dépendent de l’omble chevalier depuis des millénaires, et ce poisson demeure un pilier de la sécurité alimentaire au Nunavut. Ce projet proposé misera sur notre programme de recherche multidisciplinaire dans la région de Cambridge Bay, qui veut prédire les incidences de facteurs de stress multiples sur l’omble chevalier.
Organization Code
polar-polaire
Organization
Polar Knowledge Canada | Savoir polaire Canada
