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Central and Arctic region
Current Public Consultations :
Recovery Strategy for Gravel Chub (Erimystax x-punctatus) in Canada
Comment period: 2007-7-24 to 2007-9-22
Recovery Strategy for the Paddlefish (Polyodon spathula) in Canada
Comment period: 2007-7-24 to 2007-9-22
Past Public Consultations:
Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) recently sought public opinion and input in the Central and Arctic region on the following
species at risk:
- Northern Wolffish
- Spotted Wolffish
- Atlantic Wolffish
- Atlantic Walrus
- American Eel
- Atlantic salmon
- Rainbow mussel
- Mapleleaf mussel (Saskatchewan-Nelson population)
- Mapleleaf mussel (Great Lakes-Western St. Lawrence population)
- River redhorse
- Deepwater sculpin (Great Lakes-Western St. Lawrence population)
- Wavyrayed lampmussel
- Narwhal (special concern)
- Bowhead whale (Hudson Bay/Foxe Basin population, threatened)
- Bowhead whale (Davis Strait/Baffin Bay population, threatened)
- Kiyi (Upper Great Lakes population, special concern)
- Shortnose cisco (endangered)
- Black redhorse (threatened)
- Bowhead whale (Bering/Chukchi/Beaufort population, special concern).
- Eastslope sculpin (St. Mary and Milk Rivers populations, threatened)
- Grass pickerel (special concern)
- Lake Winnipeg physa snail
- Channel darter
- Atlantic cod (Arctic population),
- Round pigtoeround pigtoe
- Shortjaw cisco
- Three populations of beluga whales (Cumberland Sound, Eastern High Arctic/Baffin Bay and Western Hudson Bay)
- Kidneyshell
- Round hickorynut
- Pugnose shiner
- Northern madtom
Please check back regularly for updates.
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