Breeding waterbird use of Agay Mene and Kusawa Territorial parks, 2007 / James K. Kenyon and Erin K. Spiewak.
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TextPublication details: Whitehorse, YK : Ducks Unlimited Canada, 2008.Description: 20 p. : col. ill. ; 28 cmOnline resources: Abstract: New areas set aside for conservation purposes within Yukon are commonly negotiated through the land claims process. Chapter 10 of the Umbrella Final Agreement allows for the creation of Special Management Areas (SMA) through a First Nations Final Agreement. An SMA can be designated as a national wildlife area, national or territorial park, migratory bird/wildlife sanctuary or any other agreed upon designation between a First Nation and government.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 19-20).
New areas set aside for conservation purposes within Yukon are commonly negotiated through the land claims process. Chapter 10 of the Umbrella Final Agreement allows for the creation of Special Management Areas (SMA) through a First Nations Final Agreement. An SMA can be designated as a national wildlife area, national or territorial park, migratory bird/wildlife sanctuary or any other agreed upon designation between a First Nation and government.