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Northwest Territories’ native plants combine function, resilience and whimsy
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Northwest Territories’ native plants combine function, resilience and whimsy
Terrestrial ecozones of the Northwest Territories © WWF-Canada The name “Northwest Territories” may show a lack of imagination by colonial mapmakers — especially considering the Inuktitut name was already Nunatsiaq — but with its staggering variety of landscapes, this 1.35-million-square-kilometre place that Inuit named “beautiful land” is anything but boring. Spanning seven terrestrial ecozones, it contains Arctic mosses and lichens, colourful …
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