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Inuit women-led expedition help Netsilikmiut share knowledge January 30, 2025 By Emina Ida and Joshua Ostroff Known as Netsilikmiut, the people of the ringed seal, Inuit inhabiting Nunavut’s Eastern Kitikmeot region share deep family ties going back generations, long before colonization. And as work... Read More By Emina Ida and Joshua Ostroff Known as Netsilikmiut, the people of the ringed seal, Inuit inhabiting Nunavut’s Eastern... Read More
Inuit communities connect to conserve December 11, 2024 Talking to neighbours in person has always been the best way to learn and find common ground. But while just as true for neighbouring communities, it’s much harder when it’s 25 Nunavut communities spread... Read More Talking to neighbours in person has always been the best way to learn and find common ground. But while... Read More
Painting the economy ‘blue’: How Nunavut can balance extraction with conservation October 31, 2023 Nunavut is home to the fastest growing economy in Canada, with resource extraction accounting for almost 40 per cent of territorial GDP. The territory also boasts sustainable economic opportunities, rooted in traditional Inuit knowledge... Read More Nunavut is home to the fastest growing economy in Canada, with resource extraction accounting for almost 40 per cent... Read More
Working to protect Aqviqtuuq for future generations October 23, 2023 The hamlet of Taloyoak, located on the edge of Aqviqtuuq (the Boothia peninsula) in Nunavut, is the northernmost community in mainland Canada. About 1,100 residents call the region home — as do some 2,000... Read More The hamlet of Taloyoak, located on the edge of Aqviqtuuq (the Boothia peninsula) in Nunavut, is the northernmost community... Read More
‘They’re the experts’: Field notes from community visits in Nunavut’s Kitikmeot region June 29, 2023 By Erica Guth, Specialist, Arctic Conservation; and Emina Ida, Associate Specialist, Arctic Resilient Habitats Our WWF-Canada team arrive in Gjoa Haven, Nunavut — the first of three stops which will also include Kugaaruk and... Read More By Erica Guth, Specialist, Arctic Conservation; and Emina Ida, Associate Specialist, Arctic Resilient Habitats Our WWF-Canada team arrive in... Read More
Taloyoak working to create Aqviqtuuq Inuit protected and conserved area March 18, 2021 By Jimmy Ullikatalik, manager of Spence Bay HTA in Taloyoak, NU Taloyoak is the most northerly community on the mainland in Canada, and the friendliest in Nunavut. From here on the southwestern coast of... Read More By Jimmy Ullikatalik, manager of Spence Bay HTA in Taloyoak, NU Taloyoak is the most northerly community on the... Read More
Food sovereignty project in Taloyoak, NU nabs $451,000 prize February 20, 2021 Most northern town on Canadian mainland wins Arctic Inspiration Prize for Niqihaqut, meaning “our food” in Inuktitut TALOYOAK, NU Feb. 20, 2021 On the coast of Aqviqtuuq, the Nunavut hamlet of Taloyoak is home to 1,100 residents and one $451,000 Arctic Inspiration Prize for their food sovereignty project. WWF-Canada is proud to have helped support the community in... Read More Most northern town on Canadian mainland wins Arctic Inspiration Prize for Niqihaqut, meaning “our food” in Inuktitut TALOYOAK, NU Feb. 20, 2021 On the coast... Read More
