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Woodland Caribou Range Plan

Protecting woodland caribou in Saskatchewan

The Government of Saskatchewan asked the public for feedback on a draft range plan for woodland caribou in the central portion of the province’s Boreal Plain (SK2 Central).

The comment period has closed. All comments will be carefully reviewed and considered. The plan will be revised as necessary to reflect public feedback and submitted for further discussion with the federal government.

The 60-day review period ran from October 30 to December 29, 2017.

The boreal population of woodland caribou is listed as a “threatened” species under the federal Species at Risk Act. The plan identifies objectives, measures, tools and targets to manage woodland caribou habitat to support healthy populations, along with several management actions and approaches.

The goal of the Saskatchewan Woodland Caribou Range Plan is to achieve a self-sustaining woodland caribou population by maintaining and improving habitat, while allowing for continued economic growth in northern Saskatchewan.


Download the draft range plan

Learn more about woodland caribou in Saskatchewan.

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