This project expands the Frontline Worker Program, run by the Issatik Hunter and Trappers Organization (HTO), keeping polar bears and communities safe through patrols. Working alongside the Issatik HTO, WWF‑Canada and the Arctic Eider Society, the initiative will support longer patrol seasons, deepen documentation of polar bears near town and expand monitoring to track ecosystem‑level changes year‑round.
Building Climate Resilience in Whale Cove through Community-Led Research
Institution: Arctic Eider Society
Lead
- Kelsey CrouseArctic Eider Society
Funding Call
Community-Led Research
Community-Led Research
Region
Arctic
Arctic
Years
2026
2026
Funded By
Strategic Science Fund (SSF)
Strategic Science Fund (SSF)
MEOPAR Projects
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