NunavutOn April 1, 1999, Canada’s geographical and political map changed and a new jurisdiction, Nunavut, was created. Nunavut was formed from the eastern part of the Northwest Territories and was officially named Canada’s third territory. "When Inuit are determined to get something, they go out and get it." - Bob Kadlun, a chief negotiator for Inuit on the land claim |
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Be prepared and "in the know!" Research Nunavut and Inuit people, climate change, find your study resources and much more!
Dog YardVisit the amazing Polar Huskies now!
Kennel Meet the true superstars: the Polar Huskies!
Polar Husky World Follow Ginger into the Polar Husky World - Discover why the Polar Huskies are considered specialized forces.
Freja \Fi\nologies Daily Phenology Observations by Freja the retired Polar Husky.
Adopt a Polar Husky Support Adventure Learning at the University of Minnesota - GoNorth! and the Polar Huskies!
(Adopt a) Polar Husky Sponsors Who is sponsoring the Polar Huskies through the 'Adopt-A-Polar Husky' program - And which Polar Huskies have been adopted!
Joring Activities to try with your dog!
Meet TeamGoNorth! is all about teamwork - here is your chance to meet our brave explorers!
Mille Porsild Mille Porsild from Denmark - GoNorth! Program Director and expedition leader of GoNorth! Nunavut 2009 adventure learning expedition
Aaron Doering GoNorth! Education Director and team member of the GoNorth! Nunavut 2009 adventure learning expedition
Mikkel Ketil Mikkel Ketil, GoNorth! Nunavut 2009 expedition team member!
Teacher Explorer 2009 Teacher Explorer 2009 Chris Ripken - 10th grade geography teacher in Minnesota!
Our Sponsors GoNorth! would not happen without them. Meet the organizations, corporations and individuals that make it possible!
Maps & DataExplore Nunavut and the Team's expedition route!
Route Explore the expedition route on various forms of maps and investigate each community along the route.
Topo Index Which maps should the Team take along with them?
Nunavut Explore maps of Canada and Nunavut.
Baffin A satellite map of Baffin Island!
Inuit 1883 A drawing of Baffin Island from 1883
Explorations Explorations of the northern Arctic coastline from 1610 - 1902.
Circumpolar View a map of the Circumpolar Region!
North America The latest map of North America!
Outline Maps Blank Outline Maps for you to download and work with!
Clay Map View a Clay Map that dates back to 14th-13th century BC!
Data Explore the Arctic through Data!
NunavutLearn about Nunavut!
The Road to Nunavut A Chronological History of Nunavut
Government Learn about the Government of Nunvaut
Language The Inuit language of Inuktitut
The Economy Nunavut's economy is based on the harvesting traditions of its Inuit majority.
Symbols Learn about the Nunavut flag and the coat of arms
Animals Arctic Food Web
Cool ScienceScience is COOL - Check it out!
Field Research A group effort!
Cool Scientists Meet Our Team of COOL Researchers!
International Polar Year Learn About the IPY
GoSouth! Learn about sharing of information across cultures and the world.
InvestigateJust the facts for you to learn more.
Snow Explore snow!
Green A-Z Green A-to-Z with Sustainable Sable
Study Resources Additional resources that support the Curriculum.
Footprint Our 'ecological footprint' is what we consume and the 'footprint' it leaves on the earth.
Phenology Learn About It and Track The Changes You See!
Sense of Place What's your sense of place?
Climate ChaosHow is our planet changing? What can you do?
Arctic Realities The Arctic is 'the canary in the coal mine' - Watch Arctic realities, learn about facts of climate change with the ACIA movie
Basics Learn the Basics...
Climate Graphs Interactive graphs: Is the climate changing? Analyze the data!
CO2 The most important of the greenhouse gases released by human activity
Take Action 10 simple things you can do
Traditional Knowledge The way in which people make sense of their surroundings
Watch The Change Our Climate is Changing
