Saskatchewan Wildlife Conservation

Sector

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Skills

Analytical Thinking
Conservation Management
Research and Investigation
Resource Legislation
Wildlife Management Techniques

Training Description

Ecology, Biology, and Saskatchewan Wildlife Management: Water and wildlife are two of Canada’s most precious resources. It is important to understand the ecology of each. In this microcredential, participants will examine how wildlife populations relate to their environment. Participants will also learn the life history and biology of Saskatchewan wildlife and examine at-risk species in Saskatchewan.

The target audience is anyone wanting to enter the natural resource/environmental tourism sector or supplement their current training. Technicians who work in northern mines, or for environmental consulting companies, and do field sample collection, would benefit from understanding wildlife management techniques. The intended learners are Indigenous youth and adults. The earner of this micro-credential will be able to describe the ecological land classification system ecology of land associated with lake ecosystems and understand resource legislation relevant to Indigenous peoples and how these topics relate to conservation management.

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Learning Outcomes

  • Describe wildlife ecology
  • Describe the ecology and management of threatened and endangered wildlife in Saskatchewan
  • Describe invasive, rare, and endangered species

 

Assessment

  • The learner must read and interact with all course content to receive the badge.

Water and wildlife are two of Canada’s most precious resources. Businesses such as environmental tourism rely on an abundant supply of clean water and well-managed wildlife. It is important that businesses such as mining and manufacturing understand wildlife techniques that support a healthy aquatic and wildlife ecology. All Canadians and businesses need to be cognizant of how to maintain the health and well-being of this resource. Understanding how lowering the carbon footprint to have the least impact on the environment is essential to:

  • Canada’s Climate Action
  • Partnership with Indigenous people
  • Pan Canadian Framework

 

Elements of Collaboration

  • Strengthening the collaboration between our governments and Indigenous Peoples on mitigation and adaptation actions, based on recognition of rights, respect, cooperation, and partnership.

 

Complementary Actions

  • Accelerate reforestation, to continuously improve sustainable management practices, and to plant new forests where they do not currently exist will enhance stored carbon.

Registration

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