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Northern Water Resources Studies
- An Annotated Bibliography of the Northwest Territories Action on Water
Component of the Arctic Environmental Strategy 1998 (HTML)
(PDF 500 Kb)
- Arctic Environmental Strategy: Summary of Recent Aquatic Ecosystem
Studies 1995 (HTML)
- Bibliography of Materials on the Effects of Hard Rock Mining on the
Aquatic Environment of Northern Canada 1995 (HTML)
- Drilling Mud Sumps in the Mackenzie Delta Region: Construction, Abandonment
and Past Performance (2002) (PDF
1.2 Mb)
- Evaporation Calculations at the Salmita-Tundra Mine Site, 1993-2004
(2004) (PDF
271 Kb)
- Hydrometric Network Evaluation: An Assessment of User Needs 1991 (HTML)
- Hydrologic Overview of the Gwich'in and Sahtu Settlement Areas 2001
(PDF 988 Kb)
- Hydrologic Overview of the North and South Slave Regions (2003) (PDF
1.4 Mb)
- Liard River Environmental Quality Monitoring Program - Summary Report
(1998) (PDF
186 Kb)
- Mercury in Fish from Rivers and Lakes in Southwestern Northwest Territories
1995 (HTML)
- Mine Reclamation in Northwest Territories and Yukon 1992 (HTML)
- Northern Aquatic Ecosystems and Mineral Development: Potential Impacts
and Research Needs 1994 (HTML)
- Overview of the Hydrology in the Deh Cho Region, NWT (2002) (PDF
1.2 Mb)
- Peel River Basin Water Quality Report (2002) (PDF
616 Kb)
- Slave River Environmental Quality Monitoring Program - Summary Report
(1998) (PDF
134 Kb)
Coppermine River Studies
- The Cumulative Aquatic Effects Monitoring Program for the Coppermine
River Basin 2001 (HTML) (PDF 877 Kb)
- Summary of Hydrometeorological and Water Quality Data Collection in
the Coppermine River Drainage Basin and the Central Arctic Region
2001 (PDF 887 Kb)
- Lac de Gras Area Water Quality Sampling Program 1997 (PDF 1 Mb)
- Lac de Gras Drainage Basin Study 1998 (PDF
676 Kb)
Map 1 - Lac de Gras Study Area (PDF
1.5 Mb)
- Overview of the Hydrology and Water Quality of the Coppermine River
1998 (PDF 1.02 Mb)
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