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Significant Species and Habitats Database Protecting and Enhancing Wildlife Habitat Birds & Butterflies in your backyard Improving wild apple trees for wildlife Wildlife on your woodlot slide show Habitat Conservation Manual Restricted & Limited Use Land Database Special Management Practices in Forestry Old Growth Forests Deer Wintering Areas Eagle Nests Heron Colonies River Intervales Species-at-risk recovery plans Wildlife Habitat and Watercourses Protection Regulations Regulations Legacy Retention Brochure Legacy Tree Video Forestry Habitat Inventory Publications Deer Coyote Study Final Report Habitat Conservation Manual Legacy Retention Brochure Wildlife Habitat Links Canadian Wildlife Federation Wildlife Habitat Canada Manomet Forest Conservation Program National Council for Air and Stream Improvement	Terrestrial Habitat Program The terrestrial habitat program works with the forestry and agricultural communities to protect and enhance wildlife habitat. We monitor trends in provincial wildlife habitats, maintain an inventory of the province's significant wildlife habitats, recommend management actions to the appropriate agencies and support enforcement and development of guidelines and regulations.
	Contact us: Tony Duke, Wildlife Manager, Terrestrial Habitat Lawrence Benjamin, Wildlife Technician, Terrestrial Habitat