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Communities across Nunavut continue to face challenges when it comes to developing economic opportunities and becoming fully active participants in the conservation of their natural resources. The Nunavut Community Aquatic Monitoring Program, or N-CAMP, was created to respond to these challenges.

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Developing Nunavut Communities, Preserving Nunavut Resources

The Nunavut Community Aquatic Monitoring Program (N-CAMP) is a program that is currently being developed to train Nunavummiut in basic fisheries and aquatic monitoring techniques. The certified training modules are based on other Canadian aquatic monitoring protocols, but adapted for Arctic conditions, and incorporating Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit (IQ) principles into the content and delivery methods.

What’s New?

01/09/2015 - Setting our nets, Community-based fisheries monitoring in Nunavut

Taken from Above & Beyond | Canada's Arctic Journal 2015 | 01 (PDF)

09/17/2014 - Hooked on Science - Fisheries theme a hit at annual Kivalliq camp gathering

- Taken from Kivalliq News, Sept 17, 2014 (go to pg. 3)