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Narwhal Facts
Co-Management
Co-Management in Arctic Bay, Nunavut
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Are narwhal's tusks traded in the market?
Yes
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What are the 2 methods of determining success in co-management systems?
Process and outcome based
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Was the Co-management PROCESS in Arctic Bay successful?
No
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What is the most densely nutritious part of the Narwhal?
The skin.
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What part of Arnstein's ladder of participation best represents Co-Management?
Level 6: partnership.
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What is the major issue brought up in the analysis and assessment of narwhal stock populations?
Uncertainty
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Where are more than 50% of the total population of Narwhals located?
Nunavut, Canada.
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Name one way that knowledge can be analyzed
Knowledge gathering Knowledge sharing Knowledge integration Knowledge interpretation Knowledge application
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Who is a sub-regional or local key actor?
Hunters and Trappers Organization or Local Inuit Communities
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What is a common title for the Narwhal?
"The Unicorn of the Sea"
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What is co-management?
“The sharing of power and responsibility between the government and local resource users” (Carlsson & Berkes, 2005)
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What is one example in how the co-management process failed in Arctic Bay, Nunavut?
- Scientific knowledge privileged over Inuit knowledge - Inuit knowledge wasn't incorporated - Consultation process used to legitimize the finalize management decision - Lack of uncertainty in stock assessments - Lack of enforcement - Lack of monitoring