The Long-Term Change Detection Story Map is an ArcGIS Online-based instructional tool that is intended for non-remote sensing specialists such as resource managers and land-use planners to observe and monitor long-term landscape changes in the Northwest Territories.
Annually produced map of the Northwest Territories showing percentage of Crown Lands that have been set aside for, or are being considered for, conservation or otherwise closed to resource development.
The dataset is a compilation of the boundaries of the 19 NWT Electoral Districts based upon the 2012 Electoral Boundary Commission and the legal descriptions found in Bill 18 of Fifth Session, Seventeenth Legislative Assembly plus any Polling Divisions within each Electoral District as determined by Elections NWT.
The Species and Habitat Map Viewer allows users to browse current map information maintained by the GNWT Wildlife Division and Centre for Geomatics. This support document provides an introduction to the components of the Map Viewer and how to use them
A new StoryMap* that will help people visualize NWT’s changing permafrost landscape. The StoryMap was produced through collaboration between the Northwest Territories Geological Survey (NTGS) and Carleton University Northern Studies MSc student Sarah Simpkin.
Environmental Liabilities Dashboard is an interactive online mapping tool that the public can use to scroll into communities and see the types of sites that are under the responsibility of the GNWT.
The Boreal Caribou data Package includes layers that are used for Boreal Caribou Range Planning in the NWT. This includes fire history, human disturbance, range planning regions as well as the 2020 Resource Selection Function layers for all seasons. Data sources and contact information can be found within each layer's metadata.
