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The public was invited to provide input into new regulations under the Wildlife Act, which came into effect on July 1, 2019.
The updated regulations seek to address issues such as the import of harmful species, the declaration of wild pigs as a pest species, hunter training requirements, and wildlife management and monitoring by industry.
The new regulations incorporate feedback brought forward by Indigenous governments and organizations, stakeholders and the public.
Comments received though the public engagement period helped develop and refine the proposed regulatory amendments and WMMP guidelines, which are important for the continued conservation of wildlife in the NWT.
The public was invited to provide input into new regulations under the Wildlife Act, which came into effect on July 1, 2019.
The updated regulations seek to address issues such as the import of harmful species, the declaration of wild pigs as a pest species, hunter training requirements, and wildlife management and monitoring by industry.
The new regulations incorporate feedback brought forward by Indigenous governments and organizations, stakeholders and the public.
Comments received though the public engagement period helped develop and refine the proposed regulatory amendments and WMMP guidelines, which are important for the continued conservation of wildlife in the NWT.
Status
Open
Wildlife Act regulatory amendments Phase 2 has finished this stage
Engagement underway from March 1, 2018 to June 30, 2018.
Under Review
Wildlife Act regulatory amendments Phase 2 has finished this stage
Completed
Wildlife Act regulatory amendments Phase 2 is currently at this stage