Delineation of Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Planning Area

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Delineation of Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Planning Area

Project Leads: Gitga’at Nation, Living Oceans Society, WWF-Canada Project

Funder: Fisheries and Oceans Canada

Contacts: Chris Picard & Jeff Ardron

The purpose of this project was to identify an appropriate boundary for the Central and North Coast Fisheries and Oceans Canada planning area. Several boundaries have been suggested, and PacMARA was approached by Fisheries and Oceans Canada to evaluate them and make recommendations. See the reports section of this site to download the report.

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