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Climate Research Special Issue
Circumpolar Ecosystems in Winter
Publication date: February 23, 1995 (Vol. 5, No. 1)
Co-edited by Peter Scott and Vernon Meentemeyer
The Circumpolar Ecosystems in Winter Program was established to encourage and support research on the many aspects of winter and winter-dominated systems. The collection of papers in this volume is significant in that it represents a sampling of the many topics that have arisen with respect to climate change in winter-dominated regions.
The diversity of subjects covered includes the role of a changing climate in the marine system and the codfish decline, overwintering strategies in insects and frogs, snow and climate change studies, and the adaptations of northern peoples to a harsh changing climate.
Contents
Liang, L., Kershaw, G. P.
Climate change in the Mackenzie Mountains, N.W.T., Canada
CR 5:1-13
Kershaw, G. P.
Snowpack ablation and associated processes in the Subarctic forest near Fort Norman, N.W.T., Canada
CR 5:15-23
Scott, P. A., Rouse, W. R.
Impacts of increased winter snow cover on upland tundra vegetation: a case example
CR 5:25-30
Boudreau, L. D., Rouse, W. R.
The role of individual terrain units in the water balance of wetland tundra
CR 5:31-47
Firlotte, N., Staniforth, R. J.
Strategies for revegetation of disturbed gravel areas in climate stressed subarctic environments with special reference to Churchill, Manitoba, Canada: a literature review
CR 5:49-52
Layne, J. R. Jr, Lee, R. E. Jr
Adaptations of frogs to survive freezing: a review
CR 5:53-59
Lee, R. E. Jr, Dommel, R. A., Joplin, K. H., Denlinger, D. L.
Cryobiology of the freeze-tolerant gall fly Eurosta solidaginis: overwintering energetics and heat shock proteins
CR 5:61-67
Conover, R. J., Wilson, S., Harding, G. C. H., Vass, W. P.
Climate, copepods and cod: some thoughts on the long-range prospects for a sustainable northern cod fishery
CR 5:69-82
Oakes, J., Wilkins, H., Riewe, R., Kelker, D., Forest, T.
Comparison of traditional and manufactured cold weather ensembles
CR 5:83-90
Oakes, J.
Climate and cultural barriers to northern economic development: a case study from Broughton Island, N.W.T., Canada
CR 5:91-98
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