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iKaluk | Arctic Char
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About
Welcome to our hub for everything iKaluk | Arctic char in Nunasiavut! Arctic char are deeply important to Labrador Inuit, serving as both a cultural keystone species and a vital food source. While a growing body of research and data exists on Nunatsiavut's Arctic char, much of it is scattered across disciplines and difficult to access. Our goal is to bring those materials into a single, user-friendly knowledge hub, to provide a strong foundation for future research, community use and management efforts.
Data Use & Access
Our knowledge hub offers a platform to search for peer reviewed publications, Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) reports, media, links to other relevant sites, photos and documents from the Torngat Fish Co-operative. All these resources are specific to Arctic char in Nunatsiavut and combine different styles of knowledge ranging from natural sciences, social sciences, fisheries management and Inuit knowledge.
This website was created by Sarah Hobbs and Dylan Seidler from Dalhousie University in Partnership with the Nunatsiavut Government, Torngat Wildlife Plants and Fisheries Secretariat and Torngat Fish Producers Co-Operative
Initial website design was funded by Ocean Frontier Institute (OFI) and is housed in the Bailey Lab at Dalhousie. Thank you to the following organizations:
