Environmental Research

Institute for Environmental Monitoring and Research

The Institute conducts and provides incisive, comprehensive, multidisciplinary and unbiased scientific research in Labrador and northeastern Québec ecosystems affected by the low-level flying program.

Nasivvik

Inuit in the Canadian and circumpolar Arctic face health issues related to a variety of factors including the presence of contaminants in the environment and wildlife and the effects of climate change.

Source: Laval University

Research and Learning

Tshikapisk's Kamestastin Center is an ideal location for those involved in environmental research and the study of arctic and sub-arctic ecology.

Source: Tshikapisk Foundation

Silaup Aistjpallianinga Project – Climate Changes in Northern Quebec

This project consists of an ice-monitoring program whose goal is to help identify the specific conditions under which ice becomes safe for travel and predict the potential changes.

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