Information sheet about actions to support the recovery of Bathurst and Bluenose-East caribou 2019-20

• Aussi disponible en français sous : Gestion du loup (dìga) : Mise à jour 2019-20

A newsletter dedicated to keeping residents informed about boreal caribou range planning in the Northwest Territories (NWT).

• Aussi disponible sous : Mises à jour sur la planification de l'aire de répartition du caribou boréal - Août 2020 

NWT Summary of Hunting and Trapping Regulations July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022. Also known as the NWT Hunting Guide.

• Aussi disponible sous : Résumé des règlements sur la chasse des Territoires du Nord-Ouest du 1er juillet 2021 au 30 juin 2022

Wildlife Manuscript Report 155b. Supplemental list to file report #155a 2020. 11 pp.

The Thaidene Nëné Territorial Protected Area is part of a larger Thaidene Nëné Indigenous Protected Area that also includes a National Park Reserve and a future Wildlife Conservation Area. If you are considering a trip to the Thaidene Nëné area, you should be aware of the requirements for the Territorial Protected Area and National Park Reserve.

In 1997, the governments of Canada, British Columbia (BC), Alberta, Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories (NWT), and Yukon signed the Mackenzie River Basin Transboundary Waters Master Agreement, in order to promote cooperative water management across the Mackenzie River Basin. (En anglais seulement)

The 2017 Alberta-NWT Transboundary Water Quantity Technical Report provides an overview of 2017 water quantity data in the Hay and Slave River basins. Total annual streamflow in the Slave River in 2017 was slightly above average (105% of normal) while total annual flow in the Hay River was lower than average (46% of normal). On the Slave River annual consumptive use was well below 2 billion m3 , at 1.03 billion m3 . The pre-defined threshold of 2 billion m3 remained at 1.9% of the long term mean annual streamflow. On the Hay River, the total volume of groundwater and surface water licences exceeded 2.5% of the natural flows at the border in November, December, February, and March. This exceeded Trigger 1 and prompted analysis of Trigger 2. Actual water use was less than 1% of the natural flow at the border in all months, which was lower than the Trigger 2 threshold of 4% and also lower than the interim objective of 5%.

• En anglais seulement.

Colouring book Amphibians and Reptiles

Livre de coloriage amphibiens et reptiles

Agreement to establish Ts’udé Nilįné Tuyeta as a protected area between the Fort Good Hope Dene band and the Yamoga Lands Corporation and the Fort Good Hope Métis Nation local #54 Land Corportaion and the Ayoni Keh Land Corporation and the Behdzi Ahda” First Nation and the Government of Northwest Territories as represented by the Minister of Environment and Natural Resources (“Northwest Territories”)