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Nunatsiavut Research Centre retweeted
.@NunatsiavutGov, @Makivvik, and @ParksCanada sign MOU and begin negotiations to establish an #InuitProtectedArea #NationalMarineConservationArea near Torngat Mountains National Park as part of @Imappivut. #Imappivut #ProtectedArea
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Nunatsiavut Research Centre retweeted
Continued progress on the #Imappivut Marine Plan with the successful partnership of @ParksCanada & @NunatsiavutGov completing the Feasibility Assessment towards establishing an #InuitProtectedArea under the Canadian National Marine Conservation Areas Act
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Nunatsiavut Research Centre retweeted
Remember on this #worldoceansday that sea ice is a critical part of the ocean ecosystem, and critical infrastructure to Inuit
#nunatsiavut #imappivut @NunatsiavutGov @NG_Research
Nunatsiavut Research Centre retweeted
Co-managing the Torngats with rights-holders /via @globeandmail theglobeandmail.com/life/adv…
#imappivut #TorngatAOI #WorldOceansDay @ParksCanada @NunatsiavutGov
Nunatsiavut Research Centre retweeted
Join us now LIVE as President Lampe and Minister Guilbeault make an important #Imappivut related announcement: facebook.com/NunatsiavutGove… @ParksCanadaNL @ParksCanada
Nunatsiavut Research Centre retweeted
February 23 at 11am AST! Mark your calendars 📆 and be sure to tune into a special live event taking place on #Nunatsiavut Government’s Facebook page! facebook.com/NunatsiavutGove…
You won’t want to miss it! 🌊 @ParksCanadaNL @imappivut
Nunatsiavut Research Centre retweeted
I am looking for a Master's student interested in arctic/subarctic ecology that is relevant to northern communities. 🌿☘️🌱🏔️
Please help spread the word!
Please see the below notice from the Nunatsiavut Government Research Advisory Committee regarding research in Nunatsiavut #nunatsiavut #research #covid19nfld
Nunatsiavut Research Centre retweeted
The new spotlight on #ArcticScience is here! Check it out to learn about a joint project between #ECCCFamily researchers 👨🔬 and the @NG_Research that monitors contaminants in seawater.
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#CdnSci
ALT Two researchers sitting on a boat. Text: Arctic Science and Science Behind the Scenes
Nunatsiavut Research Centre retweeted
In 2019, members of the Dene First Nations from the Northwest Territories made the trek made the trek to Nain, N.L. to teach members of Nunatsiavut how to best utilize moose hide. cbc.ca/radio/thecurrent/the-…
Nunatsiavut Research Centre retweeted
Iceberg LADI video by Liz Pijogge, contaminants researcher with @NG_Research. We’re looking for microplastics in the water around the Torngat Mountains, Nunatsiavut, using a handmade trawl.
Nunatsiavut Research Centre retweeted
“Inuit-led research will benefit the community,” - Carla Pamak, Inuit Research Advisor for Nunatsiavut & Chair of the ArcticNet Inuit Advisory Committee. This committee recommended the new INRP-funded projects for funding.
Learn more here: bit.ly/3fV0Vig
#InuitResearch
Nunatsiavut Research Centre retweeted
In 30 minutes Liz Pijogge (@NG_Research) and Max Liboiron (@MaxLiboiron) are on a panel about plastics in the Arctic, where they'll share a video about how they do "capacity sharing" rather than "capacity building" on #plasticpollution research in Nunatsiavut.
Thank you for an inspiring contribution, @MaxLiboiron and Liz Pijogge, at #ArcticPlastic2020 on their co-work to quantify #plastic pollution in the Nunatsiavut area, Labrador, Canadian #Arctic. 🤗
#CitizenScience
Nunatsiavut Research Centre retweeted
We made a film! "Liz Pijogge, Northern Contaminants Researcher at @NG_Research & Max Liboiron, professor at @MemorialU, tell the story of how they met, how they do research together & how it's a model of capacity "sharing" instead of capacity "building."
youtu.be/OLkDMVstuao
For the second year in a row, we have deployed a glider to collect information in the ocean off the coast of Nunatsiavut!
You can follow along with the glider's travels at this link: ceotr.ocean.dal.ca