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Advantage North & Arctic Shipping Port expansion, arctic shipping and economic development in the north will be effected by global warming and the opening of the Northwest Passage. advantage north • arctic shipping • northeast passage • northwest passage • canadian sovereignty
Explorers of Canada, Part XXI: Christopher Middleton Another Northwest Passage Seeker canada • hbc • northwest passage • middleton • christopher
Asserting Arctic Sovereignty Claim Global warming is causing the sea ice of the Arctic Ocean to melt and this is bringing on renewed interest in exploiting the resources of the region. northwest passage • arctic ocean • canada’s arctic sovereignty claims • international strait definition • arctic resources
Explorers of Canada, Part III: Sir Martin Frobisher It's been over a month since the second part in the series, finally here's the third instalment of Explorers of Canada. This time we meet artic explorer Sir Martin Frobisher. explorer • canada • arctic • exploration • frobisher
Explorers of Canada, Part IV: John Davis Ah the wonderful John Davis. For the first time, two Explorer of Canada episodes back-to-back. Now if you'd asked me earlier who the heck John Davis was, I wouldn't know. If you said something about the arctic, I'd have mentioned the Davis Straight but thats about all I know. davis • exploration • canada • northwest passage
Explorers of Canada, Part IX: Thomas James About the explorer who named James Bay james bay • hudson bay • northwest passage • canada • exploration
Explorers of Canada, Part VII: William Baffin We return to the Explorers of Canada Series canada • baffin • island • william baffin • explorers
Explorers of Canada, Part X: Luke Foxe The story of the explorer known as North-West Foxe or Luke Foxe. canada • hudson bay • northwest passage • north-west foxe • luke foxe
Explorers of Canada, Part XIX: James Knight James Knight and the Northwest Passage canada • explorers • knight • northwest passage
Explorers of Canada, Part XXIX: Sir John Franklin Sir John Franklin: his expedition is credited with finding the North West Passage. canada • exploration • franklin • arctic • northwest passage
Explorers of Canada, Part XXXII: Roald Amundsen The first man to the South Pole was also the first to navigate the North West Passage. canada • northwest passage • south pole • exploration
Northwest Passage The mixed mosaic of wetland in the northwest passage includes two US states and one Canadian province. Washington, Oregon and British Columbia host more than 3 million waterfowl and other emigrating birds.
The Hudson's Bay Company: Canada's Store The 2nd of May, 1670, That is 330 years ago, Charles II, King of Great Britain, chartered a company of fur traders called the Hudson's Bay Company which would have monopoly of trading rights in the Hudson's Bay area. canada • northwest passage • fur trading • hudson bay • company
Henry Hudson Henry Hudson commands his first ship, the Hopewell, on an expedition in search of the Northwest Passage. henry hudson • adventurer and sea captain and explorer • english exploration • the muscovy company • sebastian cabot
First Voyage of Henry Hudson Henry Hudson sails his ship as far as Greenland, seeking the Northwest Passage. the first voyage of henry hudson • greenland and hope for the northwest passage • henry hudson • hopewell • london in england
Henry Hudson and Icebergs Henry Hudson and crew encounter huge and dangerous icebergs. They are nearly lost at sea. henry hudson and icebergs • perils of early sailing ships • henry hudson • northwest passage • first mapping of greenland
Arctic Ocean Mapping Expedition Arctic Ocean mapping effort conducted by UNH and NOAA could have major implications for natural resource development beyond the 200 mile limit and northern sovereignty united nations convention of the law of the sea • unclos • law of the sea convention • arctic sovereignty • arctic ocean mapping
Before Jamestown Gilbert starts a colony at New Foundland. Drake returns the Roanoke settlers to England. The second Roanoke group disappears. early american settlements • england • gilbert • drake • roanoke
Book Review: The Terror What's worse than being lost and frozen in the ice with little food and months of day-long darkness? The men of the Franklin Expedition are about to find out. the terror by dan simmons book review • historical fiction • horror fiction • the franklin expedition • the northwest passage
Captain James Cook and the Pacific Northwest Captain James Cook was a British explorer who searched in vain for the legendary Northwest Passage and in the process explored the coastline of Washington and Oregon. captain james cook northwest passage • george vancouver northwest exploration • sandwich islands james cook • pacific northwest explorations cook • pacific northwest explorations vancouver
Explorers of Canada, Part VI:Henry Hudson Hudson. The name of a famous American river. The name of a famous Canadian Bay. canada • exploration • explorer • hudson • hudson bay
Hudson and the Muscovy Company Henry Hudson’s chance to become a seafaring explorer came in 1607, when the Muscovy Company sent him to locate the Northwest Passage. henry hudson • seafaring explorers • northwest passage • muscovy • mediterranean ports of the middle east
Hudson Sees Unexplored Territory Hudson’s ship is enshrouded with fog and surrounded by a tossing sea of floating icebergs. henry hudson • northwest passage to the orient • greenland • unexplored winter paradise • europe
Lewis and Clark and Jefferson Before George Mahris and Martin Milner and <I>Route 66</i>; before Jack Kerouac and Neal Cassidy and <I>On the Road</i>; before Laura Ingalls Wilder and <I>Little House on the Prairie</i>; before Joseph Smith and his Mormons; before all these westward-ho wayfarers, seekers, and dreamers struck camp and hit the road there were a couple of guys by the name of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark who first followed the sun across this great land of ours. And botany was a focal point. lewis and clark and jefferson • gregg m. pasterick • wildflowers of noth america • benjamin s. barton • northwest passage
The Dutch in America In 1609, Holland sent Henry Hudson to locate a waterway, a Northwest Passage, across North America. The Dutch West India Company starts a settlement in the Hudson River V dutch • hudson • america • founding of new amsterdam • northwest passage
The Life of Henry Hudson Henry Hudson was one of the most prominent sailors and navigators of the 17th Century. the life of henry hudson • the discoverer of hudson bay • hudson bay • hudson river • hudson strait
The Rowboat and the Iceberg A huge iceberg looms above Hudson’s tiny ship. A quick decision has to be made or all aboard will perish at sea. henry hudson • iceberg danger • northwest passage to the orient • a desperate decision to divert certain death • whales
Henry Hudson, Explorer For five years he searched for the fabled North-West Passage only to suffer a mutiny and disappear in the bay that bears his name. henry hudson • explorers • dutch colonization • new world • muscovy company
Canada's North Pole Is it the Geographic North Pole, the North Magnetic Pole or somewhere else that Santa Claus lives? The North Pole's ownership is now in dispute. canada's north pole • canada's geographic north pole • canada's north magnetic pole • santa claus north pole • thomas nast santa claus
Captain James Cook's Final Voyage Sandwich, Sandwich Islands, Alaska, and death captain • james • cook • extrordinary • voyages
CORAL HARBOR The settlement of Coral Harbor, Nunavut is surrounded by wide-open rocky tundra. The Population is 669, of which 90% are Inuit. The locals are warm and friendly and the area is steeped in history. nunavut • canada • coral harbor • salliq • natives
Dutch New York The Dutch buy Manhattan from the Indians. The King of England gives the Duke of York New York/New Netherlands if he can take it away from the Dutch. colonial america • manhattan • new york • new netherlands • dutch
Oregon Articles - Flora and Fauna A categorized listing of articles about the animals, vegetables, and minerals of Oregon with a little editorial opinion thrown in for spice. oregon • sue barton • suite101.com • history • people
Sixty Five Years of Service The unique Coast Guard Cutter Storis served seven decades through two wars performing search and rescue, icebreaking, law enforcement, convoy escort, and exploration. uscgc storis • wmec -38 • last veteran of world war two • unique coast guard cutter • search and rescue
THE ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE Canada's first Prime Minister, Sir John A. MacDonald conceived the idea of the North-West Mounted Police in 1873. This organization has restructured over the years and has become Canada's most prestigious Police Force. In 1904, King Edward VII, conferred the prefix "Royal" on this prestigious organization. The rest is history. north-west mounted police • reorganized • canadain security intelligence service • arctic coast • first nations
Jacques Cartier In search of the north-west passage to the fabled lands of China he instead found the majestic beauty of Canada. jacques cartier • french explorers • king francis i • cartier’s voyages • discovery of st lawrence
The Inuit Contribution to Canada's Identity The Inuit culture is something to be highly valued. Canada's Arctic gives Canada its Nordic identity. Would Canada be Canada without its north? inuit contribution to canada • inuktitut is spoken by 70 percent of inuit • language as heritage • research in the arctic • arctic tourism
Paul Newman moves to Our Town on PBS Paul Newman comes to the small screen in a new PBS production of "Our Town." We have information on other exciting PBS programs including a concert featuring Peter Cetera and Amy Grant and an in-depth report on how the US entered the war in Afghanistran. This week in television history remembers Zorro. zorro • guy williams • our town • paul newman • amy grant
John Cabot John Cabot explored the eastern coastline of Canada in 1497. He was searching for the Northwest Passage. john cabot • cabot • explorer • grand banks • newfoundland
A Look at the Provinces,Part XII:Northwest Territories & Nunavut This is the twelfth and last article in the series. Since I've already written an article on Nunavut and it is hard to find information for the NWT and Nunavut separately I will combine them. The Former North West Territories is made up of the North West Territories and of Nunavut. It is made up of most of the artic, except Yukon and Alaska (and Greenland) and includes all islands in the Hudson's Bay. It has an area of 3,426,320 square kilometres and has a population of 57,649 people. The Capital was Yellownife and remains so for the NWT. Nunavut's Capital is Iqualuit (formerly known as Forbisher Bay). It joined confederation when bought by the Canadian government in 1870. northwest territories • canada • nunavut • provinces • territory
Explorers of Canada, Part XXIV: Samuel Hearne Samuel Hearne, first European to reach the Arctic Sea by way of land. canada • exploration • explorer • samuel hearne • hearne
Explorers of Canada, Part XXV: Sir Alexander Mackenzie The Scot who met the Pacific canada • exploration • alexander mackenzie • pacific • beauford sea
Science Investigations Using Google Earth Google Earth scientific data can be used to complete projects involving collecting data over time. This free program provides data not available to students in the past. science investigations google earth • science projects use satellite imagery • science project investigations • science fair projects • geology science projects
Squanto’s Capture Squanto, along with other Indians, is captured by sea captain Thomas Hunt. Hunt transports them to Spain where he begins selling his captives into slavery. squanto • tisquantum • wampanoag • patuxet • plymouth bay
17th Century Sea Lanes to North America The earliest English ships bound for America took a southern route, but later navigators favored a shorter northern route. Prevailing winds led the way. atlantic sea lanes to america • 17th century ocean routes to america • tradewinds defined ship routes • crossing atlantic in 1600s • winthrop fleet
Camp in Chippewa National Forest Dreams of lakeside campsites, fishing, birdwatching, canoeing, hiking, wildflower walks and other outdoor pursuits become reality in a Minnesota national forest. chippewa national forest • bald eagles • leech lake • lake winibigoshish • cass lake
Celebrating New York's 400th Anniversary New York State is celebrating its 400th anniversary by marking the voyage of English Captain Henry Hudson along the river that now bears his name. 400th anniversary • new york state • henry hudson • dutch • hudson river
Children's Authors Speak About Reading Attending a conference is one of the best ways to gain new insights. The International Reading Association attracts teachers, parents, and writers interested in literacy. "ira author presentations" • "engaging young readers" • "power of the author" • "books as windows and mirrors" • "oral reading"
Clive Cussler's Arctic Drift Reviewed The latest Clive Cussler novel follows the pattern of earlier Dirk Pitt novels and doesn't fail to deliver an action packed story involving a contemporary issue. clive cussler's arctic drift • review of artic drift • global warming and cussler's book artic drift • dirk pitt the great american hero • dirk pitt novels
Decline of Arctic Sea Ice The loss of sea ice in the Arctic Ocean is accelerating with temperatures rising far faster in the region than anywhere else on Earth. arctic • arctic ocean • arctic sea ice • melting arctic • polar bear decline |
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