Adaptation in a Changing Arctic: Ecosystem Services, Communities and Policy

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1 Adaptation in a Changing Arctic: Ecosystem Services, Communities and Policy Summary Project Leader Smit, Barry This project documents the changing physical, biological and socio-economic conditions that are affecting people in the Arctic and identifies policies and strategies to assist communities in dealing with these changes. The project builds on previous work on the vulnerabilities of Arctic communities, and it is feasible because of established collaborations with northern people and organizations. The project includes case studies in all four of the ArcticNet IRIS regions. One main focus of the project involves integrating scientific and traditional knowledge of ice, permafrost, coastal dynamics and wildlife with information about community use of these ecosystem services. The other main thrust is to identify the opportunities in existing policies and co-management arrangements for adaptation strategies to help communities deal with changing conditions. People Network Investigators Bradshaw, Ben - University of Guelph Furgal, Christopher - Trent University Smit, Barry - University of Guelph Collaborators & Research Associates Pearce, Tristan - University of Guelph Masters Students Jasiuk, Linnaea - University of Guelph Kenny, Caitlin - University of Guelph - Department of Geography Lalonde, Genevieve - University of Guelph - Department of Geography Parker, Colleen - University of Guelph - Department of Geography Project Staff Barrett-Wood, Zoe - University of Guelph - Department of Geography Durkalec, Agata - Trent University Northern Research Staff Kagyut, Phylicia - Ulukhaktok Community Corporation Klengenberg, Jasmine - Ulukhaktok Community Corporation Kudlak, Adam - Hamlet of Ulukhaktok Kudlak, Emily - Inuvialuit Cultural Resource Centre Malgokak, Susie - Community of Ulukhaktok, NT Notaina, Roland - Hamlet of Ulukhaktok Okheena, Denise - Ulukhaktok Community Corporation 1

2 Partners Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada Agnico-Eagle Mines Aurora Research Institute Canada Research Chair Global Environmental Change Canadian Institutes of Health Research Fisheries Joint Management Committee (FJMC) Garfield Weston Foundation Government of the Northwest Territories Hamlet of Baker Lake IPY Federal Program Office Mitacs Nain Research Centre National Aboriginal Health Organization Natural Resources Canada - Earth Sciences Sector Nunatsiavut - Department of Environment Nunatsiavut Department of Lands and Natural Resources Nunatsiavut Government Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Trent University University of Guelph University of Guelph - Department of Geography University of the Sunshine Coast University of Waterloo Publications Articles Published in Refereed Publications Andrachuk, M. and Smit, B., 2011, Community-based Vulnerability Assessment of Tuktoyaktuk, NWT, Canada to Environmental and Socio-Economic Changes, Regional Environmental Change,, Submitted Andrachuk, M., and Smit, B., 2012, Community-based vulnerability assessment of Yuktoyaktuk, NWT, Canada to environmental and socio-economic changes, Regional Environmental Change, v.12, n.4, , Published Armitage, D, 2011, Social-Ecological Change in Canada s Arctic: Coping, Adapting and Learning for an Uncertain Future, (forthcoming 2011). Climate Change and the Coastal Zone,, Accepted Armitage, D., 2013, Social-ecological change in Canada s Arctic. Coping, Adapting and Learning for an Uncertain Future, In Climate Change and the Coastal Zone. Glavovic, B., Kay, R., Kelly, M. and A. Travers (Eds.),, Accepted Armitage, D., Berkes, F., Dale, A., Kocho-Schellenberg, E. and Patton, E., 2011, Co-management and the coproduction of knowledge: Learning to adapt in Canada's Arctic, Global Environmental Change, v.21, no.3, , Published Armitage, D., de Loë, R. and Plummer, R., 2012, Environmental governance and its implications for conservation practice, Conservation Letters, v.5, no. 4, 11, Published Berrang-Ford, L., Pearce, T. and Ford, J., 2015, Systematic Review Approaches for Climate Change Adaptation Research, Regional Environmental Change, 15, Published 2

3 Bradshaw, B. and McElroy, C., 2014, Company-community agreements in the mining sector, Socially Responsible Investing in the 21st Century (eds. C. Louche and T. Hebb), , Published Collings, P., Marten, M. and Pearce, T., 2015, Food insecurity, sharing networks and female-headed households in Arctic Canada., Ecology of Food and Nutrition,, Submitted Dale, A., and Armitage, D., 2011, Marine mammal co-management in Canada s Arctic: Knowledge co-production for learning and adaptive capacity, Marine Policy, v.35, no.4, , Published Dawson, J., Johnston, M.E., Stewart, E.J., Lemieux, R.H., Maher, P.T. and Grimwood, B., 2011, Ethical dimensions of last chance tourism, Journal of Ecotourism, , Published Durkalec, A., Furgal, C, Sheldon, T., and Skinner, M., 2013, Investigating land based injury and trauma in the Canadian North, Canadian Journal of Public Health,, Submitted Durkalec, A., Furgal, C, Sheldon, T., Skinner, M., 2013, Exploring the environment as a determinant and place of Indigenous health, Social Science & Medicine (in prep),, Submitted Durkalec, A., Furgal, C, Sheldon, T., Skinner, M., 2013, Investigating determinants that influence environmental health experiences in a Canadian Inuit community, Environmental Health Perspectives (in prep),, Submitted Durkalec, A., Furgal, C, Sheldon, T., Skinner, M., 2013, Intersections between knowledge and environment: Sea ice travel risk perspectives for residents in northern Labrador, Canada, Health, Risk & Society (in prep),, Submitted Durkalec, A., Furgal, C, Sheldon, T., Skinner, M., 2013, Interpersonal support and search and rescue in a Canadian Arctic community: Intersections between social support and voluntary care in the context of a changing environment, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (in prep.),, Submitted Durkalec, A., Furgal, C., and Sheldon, T., 2011, Understanding the relationship between travel on sea ice and community health and safety in Nain, Nunatsiavut., Oral presentation at the 2011 National Gathering of Graduate Students of the Indigenous Peoples' Health Research Centre,, Accepted Durkalec, A., Furgal, C., Skinner, M., and Sheldon, T., 2012, Understand sea ice as a place of health for Inuit: Weaving together health geography and population health approaches., Health and Place,, Submitted Durkalec, A., Furgal, C., Skinner, M., Sheldon, T., 2014, Exploring the environment as a determinant and place of Indigenous health: A case study of Inuit-sea ice relationships, Social Science and Medicine, 18, Submitted Durkalec, A., Furgal, C., Skinner, M., Sheldon. T., 2014, Role of individual and community health determinants for mediating health influences of environmental exposure in an Inuit community, Environmental Health Perspectives, 34, Submitted Durkalec, A., Furgal, C., Skinner, MW, Sheldon, T., 2014, Investigating environmental determinants of injury and trauma in the Canadian North, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 11, , Published Durkalec, A., Furgal, C., Skinner, MW, Sheldon, T., 2014, Investigating environmental determinants of injury and trauma in the Canadian North, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, , Published Durkalec, A., Furgal, C., Skinner, MW, Sheldon, T., 2014, Climate change influences on environment as a determinant of Indigenous health: Relationships to place, sea ice, and health in an Inuit community, Social Science and Medicine,, Submitted 3

4 Durkalec, A., Furgal, C., Skinner, MW, Sheldon, T. 2014, 2014, Environmental health risk management in a Canadian Inuit community: Negotiating climate change and health influences of sea ice use, Polar Research,, Submitted Fleming, L., DeSantis, R., Smit, B., and Andrachuk, M., 2012, Adapting to Climate Change in Hopedale, Nunatsiavut., In Natcher, D., Felt, L. and Procter, A. (eds). Settlment, Subsistence and Change Among Labrador Inuit., , Published Ford, J. and Pearce, T., 2011, Climate change vulnerability and adaptation research focusing on the Inuit subsistence sector in Canada: Directions for future research., The Canadian Geographer,, Accepted Ford, J. and Pearce, T., 2012, Climate change vulnerability and adaptation research focusing on the Inuit subsistence sector in Canada: Directions for future research, The Canadian Geographer, v.56, no.2, , Published Ford, J., Bolton, K., Shirley, J., Pearce, T., Tremblay, M. and Westlake, M., 2012, Mapping human dimensions of climate change research in the Canadian Arctic, Ambio, v.41, , Published Ford, J., Bolton, K.C., Shirley, J., Pearce, T., Tremblay, M. and Westlake, M., 2011, A literature review and gap analysis of human dimensions of climate change research in the eastern Canadian Arctic, Arctic,, Submitted Ford, J., Cunsolo-Willox, A., Chatwood, S., Edge, V., Furgal, C., Harper, S., Mauro, I. and Pearce, T., 2012, Climate Change and Inuit Health-Five Lessons from Adaptation, International Journal of Circumpolar Health,, Submitted Ford, J., Cunsolo-Willox, A., Chatwood, S., Edge, V., Furgal, C., Harper, S., Mauro, I. and Pearce, T., 2013, Climate Change and Inuit Health: Five Lessons for Adaptation, International Journal of Circumpolar Health, 1-3, Published Ford, J., Knight, M. and Pearce, T., 2012, The usability of climate change research as part of the International Polar Year for decision-making, Global Environmental Change,, Submitted Ford, J., Knight, M. and Pearce, T., 2013, The usability of climate change research as part of the International Polar Year for decision-making, Global Environmental Change, 23(5), , Published Ford, J., McDowel,l G., Shirley, J., Pitre, M., Gough, W., Duerden, F., Pearce, T., Adams, P. and Statham, S., 2012, Capturing the dynamic multi-scale nature of climate change vulnerability: an Inuit harvesting example, Annals of the Association of American Geographers,, Accepted Ford, J., McDowell, G., Shirley, J., Pitre, M., Gough, W., Duerden, F., Pearce, T., Adams, P. and Statham, S., 2013, Capturing the dynamic multi-scale nature of climate change vulnerability: an Inuit harvesting example, Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 103(5), , Published Ford, J.D. et al., 2011, Capturing the dynamic nature of vulnerability and adaptation to climate change among Inuit hunters: A pilot project from Iqaluit, Nunavut., Canadian Geographer., tbd, Submitted Ford, J.D., Pearce, T., Prno, J., Duerden, F., Berrang-Ford, L., Smith, T., and Beaumier, M., 2011, Canary in a coal mine: perceptions of climate change risks and response options among Canadian mine operations., Climatic Change, , Published Ford, JD, Cunsolo Willox, A, Chatwood, S, Furgal, C, Harper, S, Mauro, I, and T Pearce., 2013, Adapting to the effects of climate change on Inuit health, American Journal of Public Health, 27, Accepted Fresque-Baxter, J., 2012, Behind the Lens: Participatory Photography as a Means to Explore Youth Experiences of Water Resource Change, Indigenous Policy Journal,, Submitted Fresque-Baxter, J. and D. Armitage., 2012, Place Identity and Climate Change Adaptation: A Synthesis and Framework for Understanding., WIREs Climate Change, VOl. 3, , Published 4

5 Hirsch, R., Furgal, C., Hackett, C., Sheldon, T., Bell, T., Angnatok, D., Winters, K., and Pamak, C., 2014, Going off to grow strong? Development of an innovative community program to enhance individual youth and community resilience in the face of change in Nain, Nunatsiavut, Inuit Studies / Etudes Inuit,, Submitted Johnston, A., Johnston, M.E., Stewart, E.J., Dawson, J., and Lemelin, R.H., 2011, Perspectives of decision makers and regulators on climate change and adaptation in expedition cruise ship tourism in Nunavut, The Northern Review,, Accepted Jones, J. and Bradshaw, B., 2015, Addressing historical legacies through Impact and Benefit Agreements and Health Impact Assessment: Why it matters for Indigenous Well-Being, Northern Review,, Submitted King, U and Furgal, C. 2014, 2014, Is Hunting Still Healthy? Understanding the Interrelationships between Indigenous Participation in Land-Based Practices and Human-Environmental Health, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, , Published Klinck, R., Bradshaw, B., Sandy, R. Nabinacaboo, S., Mameanskum, M., Guanish, M., Einish, P., Guanish, G. and Pien, S., 2014, Enabling Community Well-being Self-Monitoring in the Context of Mining: The Naskapi Nation of Kawawachikamach, The Engaged Scholar,, Submitted Knotsch, K.., Siebenmorgen, P. and Bradshaw, B., 2012, Les Ententes sur les répercussions et les avantages et le bien-être des communautés: Des occasions ratées?, Recerches Amerindiennes au Quebec, v.15, no.3, 59-68, Published Lemmen, D., Johnston, M., Ste-Marie, C. and Pearce, T., 2012, Chapter 3: Natural Resources, Climate Change Adaptation National Assessment Report,, Accepted McLeman, R., and Smit, B., 2012, Change and Canadian Security, In Leuprecht, C., Hataley, T. and K.R. Nossal (eds.) Evolving Transnational Threats and Border Security: A New Resarch Agenda, , Published Pearce T, Ford J, Caron, A. and Kudlak, B.P., 2012, Climate change adaptation planning in remote, resourcedependent communities: An Arctic example, Regional Environmental Change, v. 12, no. 4, , Accepted Pearce, T. and Lalonde, G., 2015, Perceptions of learning success among Inuit and southern educators, Canadian Journal of Education.,, Submitted Pearce, T. and Smit, B., 2013, Vulnerability and Adaptation to Climate Change in the Arctic, Climate Vulnerability, 1st Edition: understanding and addressing threats to essential resources, 1570, Published Pearce, T., and Smit, B., 2013, Vulnerability and Adaptation to Climate Change in the Arctic, In R. Sr. Pielke and T Seastead (eds.) Climate Vulnerability: threats to essential resources,, Accepted Pearce, T., Caron, A., and Ford, J., 2012, Climate change adaptation planning in remote, resource-dependent communities: An Arctic example., Regional Environmental Change,, Accepted Pearce, T., Ford, J., Cunsolo Willow, A. and Smit, B., 2015, Inuit Traditional ecological knowledge (TEK), subsistence hunting and adaptation to climate change in the Canadian Arctic., Arctic,, Accepted Pearce, T., Ford, J., Cunsolo Willox, A., and Smit, B., 2013, Inuit Traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) in adaptation to climate change in the Canadian Arctic, Arctic,, Submitted Pearce, T., Ford, J., Prno, J., Duerden, F., Pittman, J., Beaumier, M., Berrang-Ford, L., and Smit, B., 2011, Climate change and mining in Canada, Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change, , Published Pearce, T., Ford, J., Smit, B., Cunsolo-Willox, A., 2012, The importance of Inuit knowledge in adaptation to climate change, Global Environmental Change,, Submitted 5

6 Pearce, T., Ford, J., Smit, B., Duerden, F., Furgal, C., Dawson, J. and Bradshaw, B., 2015, Chapter 4 Factors of Adaptation: climate change policy responses for Canada s Inuit., ArcticNet IRIS I Regional Impact Assessment,, Accepted Pearce, T., Wright, H., Notaina, R., Kudlak, A., Smit, B. Ford, J., and Furgal, C., 2011, Transmission of environmental knowledge and land skills among Inuit men in Ulukhaktok, Northwest Territories and adaptation to climate change., Human Ecology, v.39, , Published Plummer, R., de Grosbois, D., Armitage, D. and de Loe, R., 2012, An integrative assessment of water vulnerability in First Nation communities in Southern Ontario, Canada. Global Environmental Change, Water Resource Management, v. 26, , Published Plummer, R., de Loë, R. and Armitage, D., 2012, A Systematic Review of Water Vulnerability Assessment Instruments, Water Resources Management, v.26, , Published Prno, J., Bradshaw, B., Wandel, J., Pearce, T., Smit, B. and Tozer, L., 2011, Community vulnerability to climate change in the context of other exposure-sensitivities in Kugluktuk, Nunavut, Polar Research, 63-73, Published Smit, B., 2012, Global Policy Challenges, In Dearden, P., and B. Mitchell, Environmental Change and Challenge, , Accepted Stewart, E., Dawson, J., Howell, S., Johnston, M., Pearce, T. and Lemelin, H., 2012, Sea ice change and cruise ship tourism in Arctic Canada's Northwest Passage: implications for local communities, Polar Geography, v.60, no.4, , Accepted Stewart, E., Dawson, J., Howell, S., Johnston, M., Pearce, T., and Lemelin, H., 2011, Sea ice change and cruise ship tourism in Arctic Canada s Northwest Passage: implications for local communities., Polar Geography,, Accepted Stewart, E.J., Dawson, J., and Draper, D., 2011, Cruise-ship tourism in Nunavut, Arctic Canada: An analysis of resident perspectives., Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management, , Published Other Refereed Contributions Armitage, D., 2012, Social-Ecological Change in Canada s Arctic: Coping, Adapting and Learning for an Uncertain Future., Climate change and the coastal zone.,, Accepted Armitage, D., Alexander, S., Andrachuk, M., Berdej, S., Dyck, T., Nayak, P., Pittman, J., and K. Rathwell., 2014, Emerging concepts in adaptive management., In Allen, C., Garmestani, A. and C. Smith (eds). Adaptive Management of Natural Resources in Theory and Practice.,, Submitted Dawson, J. and Johnston, M.E., 2011, A framework for understanding community and regional resilience in Arctic transformation through governance regimes., Abstract at Tourist Destination Development: Place Making and Work Performance in Arctic Networking Societies, 1-1, Published Dawson, J., Stewart, E.J., Johnston, M.E., and Pearce, T., 2011, Tourism Vulnerability and Resilience in the Arctic (TVRA Project): understanding local-level risks and opportunities associated with cruise tourism., Abstract at the Seventh International Congress of the Arctic Social Sciences, 1-1, Published Fresque-Baxter, J.A., and Armitage, D., 2011, Place Identity and Climate Change Adaptation: A Synthesis and Framework for Understanding, Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Climate Change,, Accepted Johnston, M.E., Viken, A. and Dawson, J., 2012, Firsts and lasts Arctic tourism: last chance tourism and dialectic of change., Last Chance Tourism, 10-24, Published 6

7 Lemelin, R.H., Thompson-Carr, A., and Stewart, E. J., 2011, Indigenous people: discussing the forgotten dimensions of dark tourism and battlefield tourism., Polar Tourism: Communities, environments and politics.,, Accepted Pearce, T. and Smit, B., 2012, Vulnerability and adaptation to climate change in the Canadian Arctic, Climate Vulnerability,, Accepted Peterson, K., Bradshaw, B. and Knotsch, C., 2012, Heterogeneous Experiences with Mining and Community Adaptive Capacity: A Case Study of Baker Lake, Nunavut, Canada., IPY - ArcticNet Scientific Meeting, Montreal.,, Accepted Stewart, E.J., Dawson, J., and Stotter, J., 2012, The Transformations of Polar Bear Viewing in the Hudson Bay Region, Canada, Last Chance Tourism, , Published Non-Refereed Contributions Armitage, D., 2012, Op-Ed.: Commitment from Ottawa needed to furthering Arctic Ocean Science, Covered in the Kitchener-Waterloo Record and the Guelph Mercury, 0-00, Published Barrett-Wood, Z., Knotsch, C., Davison, C. and Bradshaw, B., 2012, Translating Knowledge on Impacts of Mining for Aboriginal Community Health: The Issue of Rotational Two-Week Workshifts, Poster presented at the International Polar Year Conference, Montreal,, Accepted Berkes, F., 2011, What have we learned about building knowledge and capacity through participatory networks?, Keynote paper presented at the People and Places Conference, Coastal CURA, Halifax, (This paper uses examples form the ArcticNet project, along with other examples), Published Bradshaw, B. and Peterson, K., 2012, Heterogeneous Experiences with Mining: A Case Study of Baker Lake, Nunavut, Paper presented at a special session of the Canadian Association of Geographers annual meeting, Waterloo, ON, May 29,, Accepted Carter, B., 2013, Making the Leap from Environmental Monitoring to Social Well-being in the NWT, Environmental Change & G0vernance Group, 1, Published Carter, B., 2013, Human Dimensions of Environmental Change and Cumulative Impacts, Presentation to NWT Cumulative Impacts Monitoring Program Results Workshop, Yellowknife, NWT,, Accepted Carter, B., 2013, Making the Leap from Environmental Monitoring to Social Well-being in the NWT, Blog post on Environmental Change and Governance Group (ECGG) Website Accepted Carter, B., 2014, Human dimensions, environmental change, cumulative impacts, decision-making, multiple knowledges: How do all the pieces fit together?, Blog post on Environmental Change and Governance Group (ECGG) Website ( Accepted Carter, B., 2014, How do you do Qualitative Research Analysis?, Seminar Presentation, for a fourth year Environment and Resource Studies undergraduate research course at the University of Waterloo (Environmental Research Project Course - ERS 411/412),, Accepted Durkalec, A., 2012, Negotiating cross-cultural research relationships, Fuse Magazine,, Accepted Durkalec, A., and Furgal, C., 2012, Understanding sea ice as a place of health: Weaving together search and rescue data and perspectives from Inuit and Kablunângajuit in Nain, Nunatsiavut., Oral presentation at the Trent University Northern Studies Student Colloquium,, Accepted 7

8 Durkalec, A., Furgal, C., Sheldon, T. and Karpik, S., 2012, Understanding the relationship between travel on sea ice and community health and safety in Nain, Nunatsiavut., Poster presentation at the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme Heads of Delegation Meeting,, Accepted Ford, J.D., Knight, M., and Pearce, T., 2013, Usable science and climate change research conducted during the Canadian International Polar Year., Presentation to the ArcticNet Annual Scientific Meeting, Halifax NS, 9-13 December 2013.,, Accepted Fresque, J. and Armitage, D., 2012, Assessing the Link between Place-Based Relationships and Changing Water Resources: Approaches to Incorporating Place in Adaptation Assessments. Communities and Change: Vulnerability, Resilience and Adaptation Session 2.4.4, International Polar Year Conference, 1, Submitted Inuit and southern youth, Inuit elders and Inuit artists, 2013, Painting Change 2013, Pangnirtung Community Youth Center, Pangnirtung Nunavut. Permanent original research exhibit featuring 1.5 X 2.25 meter participatory mural.,, Accepted Jasiuk, L., and Pearce, T., 2013, Inuit Traditional Knowledge and Adaptation to the Health Effects of Climate Change, Poster presentation to the ArcticNet Annual Scientific Meeting, Halifax NS.,, Accepted Lalonde, G., and Pearce, T., 2013, Perceptions of Learning Success among younger generation Inuit in Ulukhaktok, NWT, Canada., Poster presentation to the ArcticNet Annual Scientific Meeting, Halifax NS,, Accepted Parker, C., and Pearce, T., 2013, Vulnerability of Inuit Food Systems to Climate and Socio-Economic Changes, Poster presentation to the ArcticNet Annual Scientific Meeting, Halifax NS.,, Accepted Pearce, T., 2013, Vulnerability and adaptation to climate change across the Circumpolar North, Presentation to the Arctic Communities in a Changing Climate 2013 Workshop, Tromso, Norway.,, Accepted Pearce, T., Ford, J., Smit, B., Duerden, F., Furgal, C., Dawson, J. and Bradshaw, B., 2012, Part IV Factors of Adaptation: climate change policy responses for Canada s Inuit, In (G Stern ed) ArcticNet IRIS I Regional Impact Assessment, , Published Pearce, T., Stephenson, E., Kaodlak, S., Akhiatak, D., Kudlak, A., Nakoneczny, L., and Ford, J., 2013, Nunamin Illihakvia: Learning from the land., Poster presentation to the ArcticNet Annual Scientific Meeting, Halifax NS.,, Accepted Peterson, K., Bradshaw, B. and Knotsch, C., 2012, Heterogeneous Experiences with Mining and Community Adaptive Capacity: A Case Study of Baker Lake, Nunavut, Canada, IPY-ArcticNet Scientific Meeting, Montreal,, Accepted Rathwell, K., 2012, Bridging Inuit and Scientific Knowledge Systems though Art and Governance to Navigate Critical Transitions in Arctic Sea Ice Loss, Comprehensive Examination Paper. Environment and Resource Studies, University of Waterloo, 0-00, Submitted Rathwell, K., 2013, Exploring Inuit artistic voice about arctic sea ice change: How does art and artistic process contribute to bridging knowledge systems?, ArcticNet Scientific Meeting 2013, Halifax, Canada.,, Accepted Rathwell, K., 2013, Exploring musical voice about environmental change, Toronto Theater Center. Toronto. In Carbon 14: Climate is Culture exhibit and performance series curated by Cape Farewell and Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto,, Accepted Rathwell, K., 2014, Art and Climate Change: Integrating knowledge for a sustainable future, Invited Guest Seminar, Knowledge Integration Seminar Series, University of Waterloo, Canada.,, Accepted Rathwell, K., 2014, Making case for embedding art and artistic process in environmental governance, Invited Guest Seminar, INDEV 101: Introduction to International Development: Issues, Challenges and Approaches, University of Waterloo, Canada.,, Accepted 8

9 Rathwell, K., 2014, Exploring Inuit artistic voice about arctic sea ice change: How does art and artistic process contribute to bridging knowledge systems?, Invited Guest Lecture, UU101: Perspectives on Sustainability, Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada,, Accepted Rathwell, K., 2014, Arctic Blood and Ice, FierceMule Productions and Post-Normal. Kitchener, ON. Accepted Rathwell, K. and Armitage, D., 2012, Bridging knowledge systems through art and governance to navigate environmental change, Poster presented to the EnRich workshop on community resilience, 1, Submitted Rathwell, K. and Armitage, D., 2012, Bridging knowledge systems through art and governance to navigate environmental change, Poster presented to ArcticNet Science Meeting, 1, Submitted Schindler, R. Pearce, T., and Kudlak, A., 2013, Can film be used to communicate the value and importance of subsistence hunting for Inuit in the Canadian Arctic to non-indigenous populations?, Poster presentation to the ArcticNet Annual Scientific Meeting, Halifax NS,, Accepted Smit, B., 2012, CAVIAR: Community Vulnerability and Adaptation in Arctic Regions, International Polar Year Conference From Knowledge to Action, Montreal,, Submitted Smit, B., 2013, Hot air and unmitigated disasters: the fractured science and politics of climate change, Public Address, McMaster Centre for Climate Change, Hamilton.,, Accepted Smit, B., 2013, Science and Indigenous Knowledge in the Canadian Arctic, Keynote address, Annual Environmental Sciences Symposium, Guelph,, Accepted Smit, B., 2013, From theory to practice, from impacts to adaptation, Keynote address, New Zealand Climate Change Conference, Palmerston North, NZ,, Accepted Smit, B., 2013, Climate change adaptation and human development, Keynote address, Agenda for Climate Change and Development, Adaptation Learning program Workshop, Toronto,, Accepted Smit, B., 2013, Climate change, societies and adaptation, TV Interview, Rogers, Talk Local, Guelph,, Accepted Smit, B. and Jessen, S., 2013, Incorporating climate change adaptation into marine conservation and management, European Climate Change Adaptation Conference, Hamburg,, Accepted Smit, B. and Jessen, S., 2013, Marine Protected areas and climate change adaptation, International Marine Protected Areas Congress, Marseilles,, Accepted Smit, B., and Pearce, T., 2012, Public health Issues related to food security and Climate Change in Canada, Report for the Public Health Agency of Canada, Guelph, 62, Published Stephenson, E., Pearce, T., and Ford, J., 2013, A critical analysis of the formalization of Inuit traditional knowledge and skills, Poster presentation to the ArcticNet Annual Scientific Meeting, Halifax NS,, Accepted Specialized Publications Armitage, D., 2011, Arctic societies, cultures and peoples in a changing cryosphere, Snow, Water, Ice and Permafrost in the Arctic (SWIPA) Report - Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Program, Arctic Council, , Published 9

10 Durkalec, A., Furgal, C., Skinner, M., and Sheldon, T., 2012, Investigating determinants that influence health experiences on the sea ice for Inuit in the context of a changing environment., Canadian Journal of Public Health,, Submitted Pearce, T., Ford, J., Smit, B., Duerden, F., Furgal, C., Dawson, J. and Bradshaw, B., 2014, Part IV Factors of Adaptation: climate change policy responses for Canada s Inuit, In: (G Stern ed.) ArcticNet IRIS I Regional Impact Assessment,, Submitted 10