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the ninginganiq national wildlife area (nwa), in nunavut, is an important area for wildlife. its marine habitat supports species such as the bowhead whale.
the ninginganiq nwa was designated in 2010. it is the largest nwa in canada measuring over 336,397 hectares (ha). the inuktitut word ninginganiq translates roughly as the place where fog sits.
up to 100 bowheads have been recorded at one time in isabella bay. this is the single largest known concentration for this species anywhere in canada. some of the population, including cows and calves, move westward through lancaster sound in late june and early july. others, mainly adults and large adolescents, remain off the east coast of baffin island for the summer and fall.
more information on ninginganiq nwa is provided in the summary table below.
more information on access and permitting for can be obtained by contacting the environment and climate change canada regional office.
map showing the area around aulitivik island including a portion of baffin island and baffin bay in nunavut. the boundaries of ninginganiq nwa are indicated. the nwa covers aulitivik island as well as the water and shoreline of baffin island that surround it and it extends out into baffin bay. the scale on the map is in tens of kilometers. permanent water is indicated on the map. a small inset national map situates the nwa in canada.
reason for creation of protected area contains nationally significant habitat for bowhead whales.
main habitat type mostly marine.
faunistic and floristic importance largest concentration of bowhead whales in canada.
note: if there is a discrepancy between the information presented on this web page and any notice posted at the nwa site, the notice prevails, as it is the legal instrument authorizing the activity.

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