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Community-based research: Diminishing the impacts of shipping traffic in Canada’s Arctic
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Community-based research: Diminishing the impacts of shipping traffic in Canada’s Arctic
Since 1990, shipping traffic in the Canadian Arctic has almost tripled. These ships don’t just disrupt marine species — they affect the local Inuit communities that hunt them. Natasha Simonee with her family. © Natasha Simonee The Arctic Corridors Research Project started in 2015 as a way to reduce the effects that increased shipping is having on traditional hunting and fishing activities in the region. During the project, which is ongoing, re…
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