'It's our highway:' Researchers, Indigenous guardians monitor lake ice in N.W.T.

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'It's our highway:' Researchers, Indigenous guardians monitor lake ice in N.W.T.
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LUTSEL K’E, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES — Iris Catholique says over the past two decades, she’s noticed the waters of Great Slave Lake surrounding Lutsel K’e,…

“It’s our highway,” Catholique said of the ice. “It’s pretty much our lifeline to our traditional harvesting areas.”

They installed snow and ice mass balance apparatuses, or SIMBAs, at two locations identified by the community where the ice is thinner and there is more overflow. The sensors measure ice thickness, snow depth, and air and water temperatures every 15 minutes, providing community members real-time data to help inform decisions on ice travel.Article content

Last winter, she and her team installed SIMBAs on Ryan Lake and Landing Lake north of Yellowknife. This winter she said they installed some on those lakes, as well as the ice road on Vee Lake outside Yellowknife, the ice roads to Dettah and Deline and two locations outside Lutsel K’e.Article content

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