Articles of category "Nunavut"

The Canadian Arctic is one of the most sparsely populated regions in the world, and it supports an abundance of healthy wildlife. Nunavut's extreme climate, inevitable transportation delays and high expenses limit the territory to only well-prepared travelers. Most visitors make use of Inuit-guided expeditions. Those who do make the trip are rewarded with extraordinary experiences in an untouched land and stays at Nunavut hotels.

Bylot island has a very picturesque landscape: bold, rugged coasts, glaciers and a high, mountainous interior that has not been conducive to habitation. Steep, rugged coastline offer prime habitat for seabirds and attract rare species of birds like white Owl or so, being the bird sanctuary, which includes all islands and marine waters within 3.2 km of Bylot Island.