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Pdf CTRRC Pamphlet (2.12 RECENT PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES In 2019, the C/TRRC undertook a series of engagement sessions with the communities of Carcross, Marsh Lake Mount Lorne and Tagish in order to identify priorities and action items for a community-based workplan. Other projects and activities have included: • “Caribou are on the Move” awareness campaign • Trapper gatherings and training workshops • Tagish Narrows Critical Water Bird Resting Area signage Contact: • Tagish and Nares Cisco Project Box 70, Tagish, Yukon, Y0B 1T0 • Wolf Harvest Management [email protected] • The Southern Lakes Wire Recovery Project PH: 867.399.4923 • Respect for Fish FAX: 867.399.4978 • Caribou video collars • Caribou in the Schools • Input to fish and wildlife regulation Carcross/Tagish proposals ctrrc.ca • Input to land proposals Renewable Resources Council WHAT IS OUR MANDATE? The mandate of the C/TRRC as outlined in 16.6.9 and 17.4.1 of the C/TFN Final Agreement is: • To make informed and responsible management recommendations regarding 136°30'W 136°0'W 135°30'W 135°0'W 134°30'W 134°0'W 133°30'W 133°0'W fish, wildlife and their habitat, and forest Carcross/Tagish First Nation resources, and Traditional Territory Pilot And R-Blocks • To administer TraplineMt Allocation and 61°0'N Mtn NGE 61°0'N SCALE 1:500,000 RA Murphy ON Slate 0 5 10 15 20 Kilometres T make bylawsnta iasn appropriate. SIF Mou 0 5 10 Miles Joe ) Yukon Mountain • The C/TRRC is the voice of the citizens in CTFN TraditionalWHO Territory ARE WE? Mount ) Your current representatives are: Byng managing local renewable resources. (! CTFN Settlement Land TheCategory Carcross/Tagish A Category RenewableB Resource • Ken Reeder (Chair) - Tagish • The Council provides strong input into Notes Parks/Protected Areas Council (C/TRRC) is a groupCanadian of National community TopographicStony Database Creek (NTDB) compiledCamp by Natural (! • Edna Helm (Vice Chair) - Carcross planning and regulation processes by (!Champagne Resources Canada at 1:250,000. Reproduced under license from Her Majesty the Queen of Canada with the permission of Natural Resources Canada. members responsible for managing fish, First Nation Settlement Lands obtained from Natural Resources Canada • Al Foster - Mount Lorne Communities raising public awareness of specific issues 1:30,000 maps; recompiled)Mendenhall by Environment LandingYukon against 1:250,000 Cap Moun NTDB. \ t ) Mountain Seatwildlife of FirstB rNationatn oandber forestryHistorical Settlement in the Carcross/Tagish First First Nation Traditional Territories captured from 1:500,000 Federal • Seki Giardino - Tagish and by providing local and traditional Government Land Claims maps; recompiled by Environment Yukon against !( 1:250,000 NTDB. Other Communities Nation (C/TFN) TraditionalProtected Territory, areas boundaries compiled the by Environmentregion Yukon from First Roads Nation Settlement Land Appendix B maps against 1:50,000 NTDB. • Jacques Jobin (Alternate) - Crag Lake information. (! Primary Tertiary/Trail Shaded relief images derived from 30 metre digital elevation model commonlySecondary referred to as thecompiled Southern by Environment Yukon from Lakes,1:50,000 NTDB. • Zena McLean (Alternate) - Tagish • The Council also plays an important including the communities of Carcross, Marsh • Don Toews - Marsh Lake advisory role to territorial, federal and Mount Lake, Mount Lorne and Tagish. Arkell • Donna Wolfe - Carcross Streak First Nations governmentsMtn and the Yukon Mt Lewes Marsh The Council is comprised of eight members, Granger Kusawa Habitat Protection Fish & Wildlife Management Board. Area (! Ibex Tish Reeder is the Executive Director. R-23B 60°30'N Natural Environment Moun including two alternates. Three members tain 60°30'N (! Park and one alternate are each nominated by Mount (! (! Lorne R-27A (! the Carcross/Tagish First Nation and the R-48B Hayes R- Peak Government of Yukon. R-54B R-13A 22A R-43B R-55B R- R-16B (! 30B (! R-40B C R-41B Tagish Narrows O R-04A Habitat Protection Agay Mene R-53B Area A Natural Environment R-10B Caribou Park M S R-08A R-50B R- Mtn R-28B Mt R-51B 29B Jubilee O T R- Skukum Mtn \! 17B R-21B UN R-26B Nesketahin R-42B R-39B R-49B R-47B Mount R-46B Bryde T R-38B A R-12A R-52B R-18B I R-31B R- R-05A R-44B R-19B NS R-11A 45B 60°0'N Y U K O N T E R R I T O R Y 60°0'N B R I T I S H C O L U M B I A Environment Geomatics Department of Environment Map ID: ENV.FN.CTFN136°30'W 136°0'W 135°30'W 135°0'W 134°30'W 134°0'W 133°30'W © 2008 Environment 133°0'WYukon.
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