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What's New!
Report Upon a Survey of Karst Landforms Around Norman Wells, Northwest
Territories. Dr. Derek Ford, 2008 (Summary)
New fact sheet
available:
Protecting
Representative Areas through the PAS
PAS Publications:
NWT Protected Areas Strategy: A Balanced
Approach to Establishing Protected Areas in the Northwest
Territories, September 27, 1999
(PDF = 297 KB)
Mackenzie Valley Five-Year Action Plan (2004-2009)
- October 31, 2003
(PDF = 753 KB)
&
associated map
(PDF = 341 KB)
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The Purpose
of the
NWT PAS
The Northwest Territories
Protected Areas Strategy (NWT PAS) was created to help NWT communities
protect special natural and cultural areas of land for the long term.
The NWT PAS was
established in 1999 as an overall framework and set of criteria to guide
the work of identifying and establishing protected areas in the NWT. It
was developed by regional Aboriginal organizations, the federal and
territorial governments, environmental non-governmental organizations,
and industry. These groups worked in partnership to develop the PAS so
that communities lead the process and are able to benefit from both
development and conservation.
The NWT PAS is a partnership program. To see a list
of PAS Steering Committee partners, please click
here
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THE NWT PAS SECRETARIAT Contacts
Michelle Swallow
NWT PAS Secretariat GNWT
michelle_swallow@gov.nt.ca
(867) 920-3179
Lillith Brook
NWT PAS Secretariat INAC
BrookL@inac-ainc.gc.ca
(867) 669-2685
THE NWT PAS STEERING COMMITTEE Contacts
Karen Hamre
NWT PAS Managing Director PASManagingDirector
@northwestel.net
(867) 873-6717
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