Terrain sensitivity, Mackenzie Valley and northern Yukon.

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Involved in the northern pipeline program. Mackenzie Valley region from provincial boundary to Arctic coast, Tuk Peninsula, and Northern Yukon Territory.

Air photography most of this belt; topographic maps of selected map-sheets. Progress to Date: At the end of the flying season the air photography was about 50%. Get this from a library. Terrain sensitivity, Mackenzie Valley and northern Yukon. [D W Van Eyk; S C Zoltai; Canada.

Surveys and Mapping Branch.; Environmental-Social Program, Northern. Maps Showing 'E-Topo: Northern Yukon and MacKenzie Delta' The following maps show the feature or place name 'E-Topo: Northern Yukon and MacKenzie Delta'. Click the link in the Title column to view the corresponding map. Many parts of the Mackenzie Valley terrain are sensitive to disturbance.

The region is distinguished by its silty, clayey permafrost soils that are vulnerable to dramatic thermal degradation, particularly along the many river valleys and slopes of the region.

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Mt Logan, in the St Elias Range on the border with Alaska, is Canada's highest mountain and the second-highest peak in North America at 5,m (19,ft). northern British Columbia and southern Yukon Territory, where a depression of the air temperature of °C is quite normal in valley bottoms in January (Harris, ).Author: Stuart Arthur Harris.

Assessing terrain sensitivity to permafrost thaw and fire to understand and predict boreal caribou habitat and forage quality in the Sahtú Inventory of Species At Risk and rare species in Daadzaii Van Territorial Park in northern Yukon Summit Lake, Yukon: Aaron Berg Early opening of the Mackenzie valley and the setting of prominent.

The Mackenzie River (Slavey: Deh-Cho [tèh tʃʰò], literally big river; Inuvialuktun: Kuukpak [kuːkpɑk] literally great river; French: Fleuve (de) Mackenzie) is a river in the Canadian boreal is the longest river system in Canada, and includes the second largest drainage basin of any North American river after the Mississippi.

The Mackenzie River flows through a vast, thinly Cities: Fort Providence, Fort Simpson, Wrigley. “The Northern Yukon is an arctic and sub-arctic wilderness of incredible beauty, a rich and varied ecosystem inhabited by thriving populations of wildlife,” Berger wrote to the government.

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Only approximately visitors per year explore this 9, square kilometre, unglaciated expanse of tundra rising to craggy tors and the jagged, windswept ridgelines of the British Mountains.

The substrates range from bedrock to fine-grained sediment with high ice content, and vegetation types include coniferous forests in the Mackenzie Valley, shrub tundra at high elevation in the southern Yukon Territory, and polar desert in the High Arctic.

Get this from a library. Studies of vegetation, landform, and permafrost in the Mackenzie Valley: terrain, vegetation and permafrost relationships in the northern part of the Mackenzie Valley and northern Yukon.

[S C Zoltai; W W Pettapiece; Northern Forest Research Centre (Canada); Environmental-Social Program, Northern Pipelines (Canada)]. The Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact Review Board is a co-management board responsible for the environmental impact assessment process in the Mackenzie Valley.

Inthe Mackenzie Valley Resource Management Act established the Review Board as an independent administrative tribunal.

Although the federal government enacted this piece of. Get this from a library. Studies of vegetation, landform and permafrost in the Mackenzie Valley ; terrain, vegetation and permafrost relationships in the northern part of the Mackenzie Valley and northern Yukon.

[S C Zoltai; W W Pettapiece]. Introduction to the Insects of the Yukon J.A. DOWNES Canadian Museum of Nature P.O. BoxStation “D”, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1P 6P4 This book is concerned with insects in the Yukon.

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Arguably, Yukon's most striking landforms are located in Kluane National Park. Yukon, NWT battle for pipeline route. Steven Chase south from Inuvik via the Mackenzie Valley -- with a possible feeder line from Alaskan gas.

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S.V. Kokelj. 1, J. Tunnicliffe2, D. Lacelle3, T.C. Lantz4, R.H.Circumpolar-Active-Layer-Monitoring (CALM) sites in the Mackenzie Valley, northwestern Canada. Permafrost and Periglacial Processes Ref.

Wolfe S.A., E. Kotler, and F.M. Nixon. Recent warming impacts in the Mackenzie Delta, Northwest Territories, and northern Yukon .