Book Description
In May, 1990 the shoreleads of the North Arm of Great Slave Lake were surveyed to determine the abundance and distribution of loons, grebes, ducks, geese, swans, and coots and also assessed for the significance of this area as a spring staging site for water birds. The Canadian Wildlife Service recognizes sites that support at least 1% of the national population of at least one species or subspecies of migratory bird, for any portion of the year, as Key Habitat Sites. Recently, the east side of the North Arm was identified as a Key Habitat Site. This note provides further substantiation for this designation.