Gould / BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. / McAdam AG / Katenin AE / Chaulk KG / F. I. Doyle Wildlife Dynamics Consulting / UBC Press / /
Continent
North America / /
Country
Greenland / Netherlands / Mexico / Canada / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Canada D. Mossop Yukon College Research Centre / Northern Research Institute / Yukon College / Aurora Research Institute / /
IndustryTerm
snow albedo product / weekly satellite snow chart data / statistical computing / food availability / sensed satellite data / peak food availability / satellite snow data / food / satellite datasets / study site / food abundance cause inter-annual variation / food web / food intake / particular staging site / /
MusicAlbum
Snow / /
NaturalFeature
Kavik River / Mackenzie River delta / Yukon / Beaufort Sea / British Mountains / Arctic sea / Beaufort coast / Herschel Island / /
Organization
Canada D. Mossop Yukon College Research Centre / Canadian federal government / Yukon College / Aurora Research Institute / Cornell Lab of Ornithology / Yukon Department of Environment / Wildlife Conservation Society Canada / Northern Research Institute / US Federal Reserve / National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration / Rutgers University Global Snow Lab / Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada / Yukon Research Centre / /
Person
Wiley / Scott Gilbert / Donald G. Reid / Frank I. Doyle / Tamara Hansen / Maria Leung / Alice Kenney / Tundra / Michael Nelligan / Lee John Meyook / Richard Gordon / Johnson SR / Charles Krebs / Alistair Blachford / Polly Madsen / Chris Derksen / Meagan M. Grabowski / Dave Mossop / Daniel Fehr / /
Position
Walker / /
Product
Arctic / ES / /
ProvinceOrState
Northwest Territories / Alaska / British Columbia / Yukon Territory / YT / /
RadioStation
Core / /
Region
northern Alaska / north Yukon / northern Canada / north Yukon Territory / east Greenland / north Alaska / northern Yukon / /
Polar Biol DOI[removed]s00300[removed]ORIGINAL PAPER Do Arctic-nesting birds respond to earlier snowmelt? A multispecies study in north Yukon, Canada