| Atlantic |
- SARA-listed bat species
- Eastern Ribbonsnake
- Wood Turtle
- Piping Plover (melodus subsp.)
- Woodland Caribou (boreal pop.)
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- Coastal Beaches and Dunes
- Southwestern Nova Scotia
- Riverine and Riparian - St John River
- Boreal Forest (Labrador)
- Coastal Barrens and Arctic Tundra (Labrador)
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N/A |
- Mussels (Brook Floater and Yellow Lamp Mussel)
- Short-nosed Sturgeon
- Atlantic Salmon (Inner Bay of Fundy)
- Lake Utopia Rainbow Smelts (LURS)
- Banded Killifish
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N/A |
- Barriers to migration
- Fishery Interactions: Bycatch
- Fishery Interactions: Entanglement
- Habitat Alteration
- Invasive and introduced species
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| Québec |
- Species of endangered bat in Quebec
- Various species of turtle in Quebec
- Monarch
- Woodland Caribou (Boreal population)
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- Coastal area of the Lower North Shore
- Maple and Yellow Birch stands from the Ottawa Valley and Abitibi-Témiscamingue
- Spruce-moss stand from the boreal forest of Nord-du-Québec
- St. Lawrence River Valley
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- Loss of habitat
- Harvesting and collection
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- Channel Darter
- Beluga Whale (St Lawrence Estuary)
- Bridle Shiner
- Striped Bass (St Lawrence)
- Eastern Sand Darter (Quebec)
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- St. Lawrence Estuary and the Gulf of St. Lawrence (including tributaries used by anadromous and catadromous fish)
- St. Lawrence River watershed (river section) and Ottawa River watershed
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- Commercial and sport fishing by-catch and entanglement in fishing gear
- Loss and degradation habitat
- Disturbance, associated with shipping and small crafts
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| Ontario |
- Acadian Flycatcher/Hooded Warbler
- Massasauga Rattlesnake
- Woodland Caribou, Boreal Population
- Monarch
- Henslow’s Sparrow
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- Bruce Peninsula
- Huron Fringe
- St. Clair Plains
- Iroquois Shoreline
- Norfolk Sand Plain
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N/A |
- Channel Darter
- Pugnose Shiner
- Eastern Sand Darter
- Bridle Shiner
- Grass Pickerel
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- Lake St. Clair Drainage Basin
- Grand River Watershed
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- Dams
- Nutrient, sediment and contaminant loading
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| Prairie |
- Woodland Caribou (Boreal pop.)
- Wood Bison
- Monarch
- Northern or Little Brown Myotis
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- Tall-grass Prairie (MB)
- Milk River Watershed (AB)
- Milk River Watershed (SK)
- South Saskatchewan River Sub-basin (AB)
- Foothills Fescue (AB)
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- Destruction and degradation of large patches of remaining native prairie
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- Bigmouth Buffalo
- Westslope Cutthroat Trout
- Mapleleaf Mussel
- Western Silvery Minnow
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- Milk River /St. Mary River Watershed
- North and South Saskatchewan River Basin
- South-western (eastern slope) Alberta
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- Overexploitation or hybridization of Westslope Cutthroat Trout
- Habitat loss or degradation
- Loss of indigenous knowledge specifically related to aquatic species utilization of important habitats (i.e. habitats used for haul-out, feeding, spawning, nursery, overwintering, migratory corridor)
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| Pacific |
- Woodland Caribou (Boreal and Southern Mountain Populations)
- Northern or Little Brown Myotis
- Vancouver Island Marmot
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- Coastal Douglas Fir biogeoclimatic zone
- Lower Fraser Valley from Chilliwack to the Fraser River delta
- Ponderosa Pine biogeoclimatic zone
- Bunchgrass biogeoclimatic zone
- Creston Valley
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- Introduction and spread of invasive species
- Degradation of Critical and important Habitat caused by recreational activities
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- Northern Abalone
- Killer Whales
- White Sturgeon
- Large Whales (Blue, Fin and Sei Whales)
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- Fraser River Watershed
- Columbia River Watershed
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- Illegal harvest (direct/indirect)
- Invasive species
- Vessel traffic in North and Central Coast
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| North |
- Woodland Caribou (Boreal)
- Peary Caribou
- Northern or Little Brown Myotis
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N/A |
N/A |
- Bowhead Whale (Bering-Chukchi-Beaufort)
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- Areas of importance for marine mammals (i.e. areas used for haul-out, feeding, spawning, nursery, overwintering, migratory corridor)
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- Habitat loss or degradation
- Hit and loss of marine mammals
- Loss of indigenous knowledge specifically related to aquatic species utilization of important habitats (i.e. habitats used for haul-out, feeding, spawning, nursery, overwintering, migratory corridor)
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