Review of Climate Change Adaptation in the Canadian North: Identifying common themes, actions, and opportunities to improve access to adaptation knowledge

• Other Authors: Stephanie Saal (Author), Daniel Jolkowski (Author), Kaitlyn Bakker (Author), Christine Spencer (Author), Kayla Arey (Author), Kelly Tolbalt (Author), Ulrich Trachel (Designer), Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) (Funder)
• Format: Review
• Language: unknown
• Published: Yukon Research Centre 2019
• Subjects: Permafrost; Sea ice; Food security > Climate factors; Arctic; Canada; Climate change; Ice; permafrost
• Online Access: https://arcabc.ca/islandora/object/yukonu%3A25/datastream/OBJ/download; https://arcabc.ca/islandora/object/yukonu%3A25

Canada’s North is changing rapidly. It is unique in terms of its relatively strong representation of indigenous people and variety of landscapes. This creates a unique context for climate change adaptation, both in terms of urgency (change is happening now!) and interconnectedness with other socio-economic factors. To help understand common themes, gaps, and climate change adaptation needs, Northern Climate ExChange conducted a review of academic and non- academic papers, presentations, websites, and reports.