Approach to multi-species at risk habitat management that links species habitat requirements to existing land classification systems (i.e., ecosite/range type and plant community type).

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Guide to Habitat Attributes by Ecosite for Multiple Species at Risk

Written by: Government of Saskatchewan

Landscape of a recently reforested area in Canada with a path running through.

The work that the RCC supports takes place on the original, treaty, and unceded territories, nations and homelands of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples. As we work to expand our impact across Turtle Island, we are committed to ensure our efforts are informed by Truth and Reconciliation and natural laws that recognize the inextricable kinship between original peoples and these lands we call home. We are striving to find new ways of enhancing the agency and autonomy of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples to meaningfully collaborate and uphold their responsibilities to the lands, forests and landscapes. Our intent reflects the need to deepen the impact in communities, build respectful relations, and to walk softly upon the Earth.

Guide to Habitat Attributes by Ecosite for Multiple Species at Risk

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