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Yellowknife Periphery Area Région Périphérique De Yellowknife Public Engagement Summary Report Rapport Sur La Consultation Publique November 2016 Novembre 2016 RECREATION MANAGEMENT PLANIFICATION DE LA GESTION PLANNING DES ACTIVITÉS RÉCRÉATIVES Yellowknife Periphery Area Région périphérique de Yellowknife Public Engagement Summary Report Rapport sur la consultation publique November 2016 Novembre 2016 Acknowledgements The Government of the Northwest Territories would like to acknowledge and thank those who took the time to participate in focus groups, complete surveys, attend the open house, or submit written comments. The local knowledge shared at these various public engagement events will inform the decisions to be made about recreation management and make them relevant to the Yellowknife area. Photo Credits Cover photo: Courtesy of the GNWT All other photos: Dillon Consulting Ltd. Table of Contents Executive Summary 1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................. 5 1.1 Public Engagement Objectives ...................................................................................................................................... 5 1.2 Project Information ........................................................................................................................................................... 6 2 Public Engagement Methods .................................................................................................................. 7 2.1 On-Line Engagement ......................................................................................................................................................... 8 2.2 Focus Groups ...................................................................................................................................................................... 10 2.3 Information Kiosks .......................................................................................................................................................... 11 2.4 Open House ......................................................................................................................................................................... 12 3 What We Learned .................................................................................................................................... 13 3.1 Places ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 3.2 Activities............................................................................................................................................................................... 16 3.3 Issues and Observations ................................................................................................................................................ 17 3.4 Future Aspirations ........................................................................................................................................................... 19 3.5 Recommendations for Management Actions ........................................................................................................ 20 4 Participation ............................................................................................................................................. 21 4.1 Focus Group Participants .............................................................................................................................................. 21 4.2 Survey Participants ......................................................................................................................................................... 21 5 Concluding Remarks .............................................................................................................................. 23 5.1 Recreation Management Planning Information .................................................................................................. 23 5.2 Public Engagement Evaluation ................................................................................................................................... 23 5.3 Next Steps ............................................................................................................................................................................ 24 Appendices Appendix A Survey Responses: Favourite Locations 23 Appendix B Issues and Management Suggestions by Theme 42 Appendix C Survey Responses: Conflicts 62 Appendix D Survey Responses: Vision 67 Appendix E Survey Responses: Enhancements 70 Appendix F Engagement Evaluation 76 Executive Summary Résumé The Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) is developing the Recreational Land Management Framework (RLMF) to lePour gouvernement dé�inir son approche des Territoires de gestion du Nord des - articulate the GNWT's approach to managing terres publiques à des �ins récréatives, public land for recreational purposes. In 2015, as part of the development of the (CGTUR).Ouest (GTNO) En est en train d’élaborer le Cadre RLMF, the GNWT committed to doing area de gestion des terres à usage récréatif 2015, dans les activités de management issues around Yellowknife. The s’attaquerpréparation aux du enjeux CGTUR, de le la GTNO gestion s’est des engagé areaspeci�ic outside planning of Yellowknife to address is recreation well-used for à procéder par plani�ication localisée a�in de outdoor recreation and other activities such as tourism, transportation, mineral activités récréatives dans les environs de exploration and mining, quarry operations, commeYellowknife. le tourisme, Cette région le transport, est fréquemment l’exploration utilisée pour les loisirs et les autres activités Publichunting, engagemen trapping, and �ishing. minérale, l’exploitation minière, l’exploitation recreation management planning. Between May de carrières, la chasse, le piégeage et la pêche. t is an important �irst step in 4 and July 29, 2016 the public was invited to ion des engage in discussions about recreational use and La participation du publicEntre est le 4une mai première et le étape issues in the area. 29importante juillet dans la plani�ication de la gest auxactivités discussions récréatives. sur l’ The main body of this report provides a terres et 2016, le public a été invité à participer description of the engagement methods used, and utilisation récréative des summarizes the feedback gathered. Detailed L’essentiles questions qui y sont liées. comments and other feedback can be found in the Appendices. el du présent les rapportcommentaires fournit recueillis. une description des méthodes de participation Public engagement feedback presented in this observationsutilisées et résume se trouvent dans les annexes. report represents only one of several sources of Les commentaires plus détaillés et les autres information that will be considered when Les commentaires du public se trouvant dans le drafting a recreation management plan. rapport ne constituent que l’une des diverses sources de renseignements prises en comptepré sent lors du plan de gestion de la rédaction des activités récréatives. RECREATION MANAGEMENT PLANNING Yellowknife Periphery Area Public Engagement Summary Report November 2016 4 1 Introduction As part of the Recreational Land Management Framework (RLMF) development, the Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) committed to doing area- planning to address recreation management issues around Yellowknife. This area is well-used for outdoor recreation and other activities such speci�icas tourism, transportation, mineral exploration and mining, Tquarryhe residents operations, of Yellowknife, hunting, Dettah trapping, and N’dilo, and and �ishing. Aboriginal governments, as well as the City of Yellowknife, industry, leaseholders, and other stakeholders all have an interest in land use decisions for the area. The area includes lands to the west and east of the City of Yellowknife within the asserted and existing land claims areas of: the Akaitcho Territory Dene First Nations, the Northwest and PTerritoryublic engagement Métis Nation, the North Slave Métis Alliance, the “Areas Tłı̨ cho used for outdoor recreation recreation management planning for the Yellowknife should be identified by tapping into periphery area (YPA)is . anThis important public engagement�irst step inis local knowledge. Public information informed by previous advice to the GNWT from area sessions could be held where people residents when providing input to the development of could gather around maps to identify the RLMF in 2015. places” (Public Comment, Yellowknife February 2015) 1.1 Public Engagement Objectives The objectives of public engagement at this stage of the project were to: • Provide information to the public that clearly describes the recreation management planning (RMP) scope and process, explains why an RMP is being developed, and how the RMP fits into the RLMF • Report back to the public about the results of recreation resource studies and input from previous public engagement on the RLMF • Let the public know what engagement opportunities will be available during this phase and throughout the planning process • Get additional information from the public about recreation features and facilities in the YPA • Gather public input to clarify and better understand public values and concerns Public input will help develop an RMP that will: • map the places used for outdoor recreation • identify the diversity of recreational uses and demands
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