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'We wanna be involved,' Indigenous groups collaborate with researchers to grow wildlife monitoring in N.W.T.

Indigenous groups are leading community-based wildlife monitoring programs. These programs help researchers understand and monitor changes in the environment. ....

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'We wanna be involved': Indigenous groups collaborate with researchers to grow wildlife monitoring in N.W.T.

Indigenous groups are leading community-based wildlife monitoring programs. These programs help researchers understand and monitor changes in the environment. ....

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Rare 'downburst' that wiped out swathes of N.W.T. forest last summer could be harbinger of future storms

A thunderstorm that created a downburst last summer near Sambaa K'e, N.W.T., caused visible tree damage in an area more than 60 kilometres long and up to nine kilometres wide. A scientist says we should expect more of these types of storms in the near future. ....

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