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Improved Climate Projections for Northwest Territories
One of the leading models for helping to understanding temperature and precipitation — PRISM: Parameter-elevation Regressions on Independent Slopes Model — is used in Alaska and parts of Canada as input data in projections that seek to describe future scenarios of change. Currently no PRISM data are available for Northwest Territories. Researchers will develop fine scale PRISM data – 800 meter grids— for the territory. With common data across the region, scientists can better compare scenario planning across the boreal forest.
Our Role
Funder
Project Leader
Northwest Territories government
Partners
Agriculture Canada, Oregon State University
Contact
Brian Sieben: [email protected]
More information
Climate Change in NWT
Topics
Climate Change, Land Use Planning, Monitoring
Approaches
Decision-Making Tools, Scientific Research
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Boreal fall colors. Image: Mike Spindler
Thank You

The Northwest Boreal Partnership would like to thank our generous core funders: the Volgenau Foundation, Alaska Conservation Foundation, National Science Foundation, Network for Landscape Conservation, and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. 

​Photos for this site provided by U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and Tanana Chiefs Conference.
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