Potential impacts on birds in the Mackenzie Valley from pipeline clearings for the Mackenzie Gas Project / John M. Cooper ... [et al.]. : CW69-5/442E-PDF

"The Mackenzie Valley Gas Project proposes to build a 1,220 km pipeline to transport liquid natural gas from Inuvik to a southern terminus in northern Alberta. The proposed pipeline route will follow an existing pipeline corridor for about 500 km, more or less, from Inuvik to Norman Wells, then follow a new alignment for about 800 km, more or less, from Norman Wells to Alberta. Impacts to birds from an expanded and new pipeline corridor were expected and studies were initiated to estimate impacts. In 2004, breeding bird spot map surveys were conducted at two study areas, Norman Wells and Fort Simpson. These two study areas were chosen to represent certain segments of the Mackenzie Valley, Norman Wells representing a central portion of the pipeline route and Fort Simpson representing a southern portion"--Abstract, p. i.

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