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Volume 3 - January 1942

Contents

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Arctic Regions: Russian Arctic

Arctic Regions: Svalbard: Russian Arctic Expeditions

Arctic Regions: European Arctic: Russian Arctic Expeditions

Arctic Regions: Arctic Canada

Miscellaneous Notes

Arctic Regions: Greenland: Completed Expeditions

Arctic Regions: European Arctic: Russian Arctic Expeditions

Arctic Regions: Svalbard: Russian Arctic Expeditions

Arctic Regions: Arctic Canada

Arctic Regions: Alaska

Arctic Regions: Arctic Canada

Miscellaneous Notes

Article

  • Game Conservation in Arctic Canada

  • Brian Roberts
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    27 October 2009, pp. 499-509

  • It is only within comparatively recent years that the problem of conserving the game resources of the Northwest Territories has become a matter requiring the serious attention of those responsible for the administration of the Territories. The slow development of a crisis arose from the lack of co-ordinated knowledge and from the assumption that a sparse human population scattered over an immense area would not necessarily lead to any serious depletion in the numbers of wild animals. Fortunately investigation was begun and a measure of control effected in time; otherwise the story of the plains buffalo might have been repeated in the barren-ground caribou, as it was to a large degree in the musk ox, which are now reduced on the mainland to a few small herds within or close to the Thelon Game Sanctuary.

Arctic Regions: Alaska

Article

Arctic Regions: Greenland: Expeditions in the Field

Arctic Regions: Arctic Canada

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