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Acknowledgements<br />

xxi<br />

West Kitikmeot/Slave Study <strong>Final</strong> <strong>Report</strong><br />

The strength of the West Kitikmeot / Slave Study comes from the people <strong>and</strong><br />

organizations that have a direct interest in underst<strong>and</strong>ing <strong>and</strong> managing the resources<br />

of the West Kitikmeot / Slave area. The Study has received strong support from all its<br />

Partners as well as from many organizations <strong>and</strong> individuals who are interested in<br />

helping the Study achieve its goals. The support received has come in as many forms<br />

as the variety of individuals prepared to help out. These include people from<br />

communities <strong>and</strong> aboriginal organizations, from within three governments, the<br />

mineral exploration <strong>and</strong> development sector, environmental organizations, research<br />

organizations <strong>and</strong> institutes <strong>and</strong> the general public. Such people are from all walks of<br />

life: researchers, hunters, administrators, politicians, business people, advocates <strong>and</strong><br />

many others. The Society would like to thank all of you for your interest <strong>and</strong> support,<br />

<strong>and</strong> encourage you to continue to assist, inquire about, support <strong>and</strong> use this work.<br />

We would like to express our thanks to the kind hospitality of the community of Rae<br />

for hosting meetings this year <strong>and</strong> making us welcome. Many other communities have<br />

also generously hosted us over the years: Cambridge Bay, Ekati Diamond Mine,<br />

Kugluktuk, Lutselk’e, Wha Ti <strong>and</strong> Yellowknife.<br />

Peer Review<br />

The Study would especially like to acknowledge the many independent experts who,<br />

anonymously <strong>and</strong> on their own time, reviewed proposals to the Society <strong>and</strong>/or each<br />

project’s annual report <strong>and</strong>/or our State of Knowledge report to ensure that the<br />

information we released publicly was accurate <strong>and</strong> unbiased: (in alphabetical order):<br />

Marie Adams, Keith Ainsley, Tom Andrews, Chuck Arnold, Fikret Berkes, Peter<br />

Boothroyd, Margo Burgess, Suzanne Carriere, Ray Case, Stewart Cohen, Andy<br />

Didiuk, Helmut Epp, Marlene Evans, Brian Falck, Janet Ficht, Max Friesen, Cormack<br />

Gates, Brad Griffith, Anne Gunn, Doug Halliwell, Tony Hamilton, Chris Hanks,<br />

Steve Harbicht, Doug Heard, Greg Henry, James Hooper, David Huggard, Marc<br />

d’Iorio, Michael Jay, Dan Kerr, Peter Kershaw, Gary Kofinas, Ingrid Kritsch, Paul<br />

Latour, Peter Lee, Allice Legat, Rick Lowell, Dave MacDonald, Micheline Manseau,<br />

Evelyn Marlowe, Pat McCormack, Bruce McLellan, Paule McNicoll, Dave Milburn,<br />

Frank Miller, Erica Myles, John Nagy, John O’Neil, Brenda Parlee, Brent Patterson,<br />

Wayne Puznicki, Roger Reid, Rick Riewe, Roger Ruess, Juanetta S<strong>and</strong>erson, Dale<br />

Seip, Glen Stephens, Michael Stone, Frank Tester, Don Thomas, Al Veitch, Lori<br />

Wilkinson, Anne Wilson <strong>and</strong> Rob Wright.

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