The Aqigiq Hunters Trappers Association

Ph. 867 898-9063
Fax: 867 898-9079
Contact: Secretary
Website: Nunavut Wildlife Management Board
The Aqigiq HTA promotes awareness of wildlife management/ research, marine conservation/ harvesting, training on first aid/ safety, environmental management program, Kivalliq Wildlife Board funds, or updates on HTA goals & objectives/ socio-economic, or Fish Plant commercial fishery programs & services visit Aqigiq Hunters Trappers Association.

The wildlife/ marine conservation, or environmental management programs, and training contact HTA Secretary.

The HTA administer sustainable resource practices on environmental impacts, or coordinates public consultations on harvesting/ migratory birds, wildlife, or marine mammal mandates/ conservation.


The HTA Programs

The HTA implement programs, or promotes safe, and sustainable harvesting practices through education/ IQ mentorship program, Kivalliq Wildlife Board programs & services/ training on harvesting study, marine conservation, wildlife/ migratory birds research with Fisheries & Sealing programs, or Nunavut Wildlife Management Board programs, and DIO funds.

a.  Nunavut Wildlife Management Board
b.  Department of Environment
c.  Nunavut Research Institute
d.  Fisheries & Oceans Canada
e.  Beverly & Qamanirjuaq, Caribou Management
f.   Nunavut Hunter Safety Course
g.  Ukkusiksalik National Park
h.  Wildlife Monitoring Network
i.   Environmental Conservation & Protection
j.   Steward of Land & Water (Environment)
k.  Iqalukpik Fish Plant

The HTA coordinates programs & services through Kivalliq Wildlife Board, Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated, campuses/ biologist research, Fisheries & Oceans Canada, Environment, or Fisheries, Department of ED&T.


The Environmental Management/ Wildlife Monitoring

The Hunters Trappers Association coordinates DIO programs, or mandate of departments, and act as liaison. Provides resource on wildlife, marine mammals, migratory birds, caribou migration, caribou calving grounds, fish habitat/ char quota, wildlife research/ monitoring program, fishery research, stewardship of environmental management, traditional place names, or country food harvest. The DFO Savaqjuar research visit CSP Research.

The marine ecosystem, wildlife board/ training, wildlife management/ wildlife monitoring to protection of environment, or policy development visit Nunavut Wildlife Management Board.


Training Programs

The HTA/ research programs & services visit WWF, Salmon Research, Nunavut Coastal Inventory, Caribou Management Board, Kivalliq Wildlife Board, Nunavut Aquatic Monitoring Program/ Nunavut Research, Makigiaqta program, or Nunavut Wildlife Management Board.

The HTA programs & services, wildlife research/ studies, IQ research funds, environmental, or safety/ training inquire Secretary, or Executive Director (867) 645-4860, Kivalliq Wildlife Board, Regional Office.


The Harvesters/ Outpost Camps is the responsibility of CLEAN ENVIRONMENT to maintain premises of the Lands & Waters of Clean Environment, and Management of Wildlife.