Consultation on Amending the List of Species under the Species at Risk Act: Terrestrial Species – December 2012
- Addition of Species to the Species at Risk Act
- The Species at Risk Act and the List of Wildlife Species at Risk
- COSEWIC and the assessment process for identifying species at risk
- Terms used to define the degree of risk to a species
- Terrestrial and aquatic species eligible for Schedule 1 amendments
- Public comments solicited on the proposed amendment of Schedule 1
- The Species at Risk Act Listing Process and Consultation
- The purpose of consultations on amendments to the List
- Legislative context of the consultations: the Minister's recommendation to the Governor in Council
- Figure 1: The species listing process under SARA
- The Minister of the Environment's response to the COSEWIC assessment: the response statement
- Normal and extended consultation periods
- Who is consulted and how
- Role and impact of public consultations in the listing process
- Significance of the Addition of a Species to Schedule 1
- The List of Species Eligble for an Amendment to Schedule 1
- Status of the recently assessed species and consultation paths
- Providing comments
- Table 1: Terrestrial species recently assessed by COSEWIC eligible for addition to Schedule 1 or reclassification
- Table 2: Terrestrial species recently reassessed by COSEWIC (no consultations – species status confirmation)
- The COSEWIC Summaries of Terrestrial Species Eligible for Addition or Reclassification on Schedule 1
- Indexes
- Glossary
Cover photo credits:
Yukon Draba © Yukon Government, Gerry Mussgnug
Magnum Mantleslug © Kristiina Ovaska
Grizzly Bear (Western population) © Gordon Court
Title page photo credits:
Background photo:
Magnum Mantleslug habitat © Robert Forsyth
Foreground, large photo:
Western Screech-Owl © Stephen R. Cannings
Small photos, left to right:
Collared Pika © John Nagy
Hairy Prairie-clover © Nature Saskatchewan, Candace Elchuk
Behr's Hairstreak © Jennifer Heron
Northern Dusky Salamander (Carolinian population) © Michael Oldham
Please submit your comments by
March 4, 2013, for terrestrial species undergoing normal consultations
and by
October 4, 2013, for terrestrial species undergoing extended consultations.
For a description of the consultations paths these species will undergo, please visit the Species at Risk Public Registry.
Please email your comments to the Species at Risk Public Registry at: sararegistry@ec.gc.ca
Comments may also be mailed to:
Director General
Canadian Wildlife Service
Environment Canada
Ottawa ON K1A 0H3
For more information on the Species at Risk Act, please visit the Species at Risk Public Registry.
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