This report presents a Vision for roads in the Northwest Territories, and a plan-of-action to achieve the Vision.

West Kitikmeot Slave Study: Prevalence and intensity of gastro-intestinal nematode parasitism in the Bathurst caribou herd 1998-99

West Kitikmeot Slave Study: The Spatial Organization and Habitat Selection Patterns of Barren-Ground Grizzly Bears (Ursus Arctos) in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. (November 1999)

This report is one of four related studies being conducted by the GNWT Department of Transportation to see if, from a range of perspectives, it makes sense to link these communities with an all...

This report is one of four related studies being conducted by the GNWT Department of Transportation to see if, from a range of perspectives, it makes sense to link these communities with an all...

Northwest Territories Protected Areas Strategy: A Balanced Approach to Establishing Protected Areas in the Northwest Territories (1999)

This report presents the highway traffic data collected by the Department of Transportation on the territorial highway network from 1993 to 1998. This report includes traffic information collected on...

This report presents the highway traffic data collected by the Department of Transportation on the territorial highway network from 1993 to 1998. This report includes traffic information collected on...

Wildlife Manuscript Report 114. Larter, N.C., J.A. Nagy. 1999. Sex and Age Classification Surveys of Peary Caribou on Banks Island 1982-1988: A Review. 32 pp.

A newsletter on grizzly bear studies in the Central Arctic, Spring/Summer issue 1999. Editors - Dean Cluff and Phil McLoughlin.

Provides clear and consistent waste management standards intensive livestock and agricultural industry in the NWT.

Annual Report to the West Kitikmeot Slave Study Society: Investigation of Aquatic Impacts of On-Ice Exploratory Diamond Drilling: May 15, 1999 Submitted by Anne Wilson

West Kitikmeot Slave Study - Annual Report Community-Based Monitoring 1998 Cycles Two, Three and Four