20161128 11425700 1.0 FGDC CSDGM Metadata FALSE BND_ENR_WFE_WMA_PolarBearAreas -1612550.715800 0.000000 3304774.504600 5850046.500900 1 002 Projected GCS_North_American_1983 Linear Unit: Meter (1.000000) <ProjectedCoordinateSystem xsi:type='typens:ProjectedCoordinateSystem' xmlns:xsi='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance' xmlns:xs='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema' xmlns:typens='http://www.esri.com/schemas/ArcGIS/10.8'><WKT>PROJCS["Canada_Lambert_Conformal_Conic",GEOGCS["GCS_North_American_1983",DATUM["D_North_American_1983",SPHEROID["GRS_1980",6378137.0,298.257222101]],PRIMEM["Greenwich",0.0],UNIT["Degree",0.0174532925199433]],PROJECTION["Lambert_Conformal_Conic"],PARAMETER["False_Easting",0.0],PARAMETER["False_Northing",0.0],PARAMETER["Central_Meridian",-96.0],PARAMETER["Standard_Parallel_1",50.0],PARAMETER["Standard_Parallel_2",70.0],PARAMETER["Latitude_Of_Origin",40.0],UNIT["Meter",1.0],AUTHORITY["Esri",102002]]</WKT><XOrigin>-35105400</XOrigin><YOrigin>-29255500</YOrigin><XYScale>10000</XYScale><ZOrigin>0</ZOrigin><ZScale>1</ZScale><MOrigin>0</MOrigin><MScale>1</MScale><XYTolerance>0.001</XYTolerance><ZTolerance>0.001</ZTolerance><MTolerance>0.001</MTolerance><HighPrecision>true</HighPrecision><WKID>102002</WKID><LatestWKID>102002</LatestWKID></ProjectedCoordinateSystem> Canada_Lambert_Conformal_Conic 20260514 15263100 20260514 15265000 FGDC 5000000 50000 Geomatics Data Coordinator NWTCG Geomatics Data Coordinator 2nd Floor, Gallery Building, 4923 – 52nd Street NWT X1A 2L9 geonwt@gov.nt.ca CA 867 767 9186 ext 24166 Geomatics Data Coordinator 10.0 Feature Class 10.0 Feature Class Geomatics Data Coordinator NWTCG Geomatics Data Coordinator 2nd Floor, Gallery Building, 4923 – 52nd Street NWT X1A 2L9 geonwt@gov.nt.ca CA 867 767 9186 ext 24166 Geomatics Data Coordinator NWT wildlife management areas NWT Wildlife Act NWT Wildlife Regulations NWT wildlife management zones wildlife management polar bear areas Wildlife Management Zones and Areas Regulations Inuvialuit Settlement Region Aklavik Hunters and Trapper Committee Regulations Inuvialuit Settlement Region Inuvik Hunters and Trapper Committee Regulations Inuvialuit Settlement Region Olokhatomuit Hunters and Trapper Committee Regulations Inuvialuit Settlement Region Paulatuk Hunters and Trapper Committee Regulations Inuvialuit Settlement Region Sachs Harbour Hunters and Trapper Committee Regulations Inuvialuit Settlement Region Tuktoyaktuk Hunters and Trapper Committee Regulations The NWT has been divided into Management Zones and Areas for the purpose of conserving and managing wildlife in the NWT. The larger zone boundaries are named and may be subdivided into smaller areas to meet specific management requirements. These boundaries are updated as required for wildlife management purposes. This dataset was originally created to support the 1998 Revision of the NWT Wildlife Act and the applicable Regulations to ensure that the boundary of any wildlife area was accurately mapped at a scale of 1:250,000. The metes and bounds descriptions and corresponding boundaries in the respective Regulations have been updated to be in compliance with the 2014 update to the Wildlife Act and to fulfil a commitment to comply with metes and bounds descriptions in paramount legislation from Canada and the settled land claim areas in the NWT. These boundaries have been described under the 2014 Wildlife Act in the following regulations: Wildlife Management Zones and Areas Regulations, Inuvialuit Settlement Region Aklavik Hunters and Trapper Committee Regulations, Inuvialuit Settlement Region Inuvik Hunters and Trapper Committee Regulations, Inuvialuit Settlement Region Olokhatomuit Hunters and Trapper Committee Regulations, Inuvialuit Settlement Region Paulatuk Hunters and Trapper Committee Regulations, Inuvialuit Settlement Region Sachs Harbour Hunters and Trapper Committee Regulations, and Inuvialuit Settlement Region Tuktoyaktuk Hunters and Trapper Committee Regulations. Data was originally stored in PBEAR97 Arc/Info coverage. The data has been updated in 2012 as PBEAR12.shp. Wildlife Management Polar Bear Area Boundaries 2012-10-31T00:00:00 Rob Gau Biodiversity Conservation, Environment and Natural Resources, GNWT Manager rob_gau@gov.nt.ca CA (867) 767-9237 ext. 53213 Geomatics Data Coordinator NWTCG Geomatics Data Coordinator 2nd Floor, Gallery Building, 4923 – 52nd Street NWT X1A 2L9 geonwt@gov.nt.ca CA 867 767 9186 ext 24166 Geomatics Data Coordinator Geomatics Data Coordinator NWTCG Geomatics Data Coordinator 2nd Floor, Gallery Building, 4923 – 52nd Street NWT X1A 2L9 geonwt@gov.nt.ca CA 867 767 9186 ext 24166 Geomatics Data Coordinator Geomatics Data Coordinator NWTCG Geomatics Data Coordinator 2nd Floor, Gallery Building, 4923 – 52nd Street NWT X1A 2L9 geonwt@gov.nt.ca CA 867 767 9186 ext 24166 Geomatics Data Coordinator <DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV>As part of the 1998 Wildlife Act, all Wildlife Management boundaries were digitally produced at a scale of 1:250,000. Previous maps of the Wildlife Management boundaries were manually drafted on maps at a scale of 1:4,000,000. The data has the potential to be used for a variety of other wildlife management purposes. These boundaries have been legally described as part of the Wildlife Act Regulations. These boundaries have been used as the basis of the maps used for the annual Hunting Regulations Maps. Boundaries have been updated as required due to changes in the legislation.All digital spatial boundaries and the respective metes and bounds descriptions in the all Regulations have been updated to be in compliance with the 2014 update to the Wildlife Act.No meaningful changes to boundaries were done as part of this process. Changes were made to conform with metes and bounds descriptions in paramount legislation from Canada and the settled land claim areas in the NWTThe key changes have been as follows:<OL STYLE="margin:0 0 0 0;padding:0 0 0 0;"><LI>All boundaries and metes and bounds descriptions are now compliant with what is included in the applicable land claim agreements and other relevant documents.</LI><LI>All boundaries now reflect more current and accurate digital boundary features that are now available.</LI><LI>Management Units have been changed to Management Zones.</LI><LI>The following species have all been grouped by Management Zone (excluding Zone I) within a set of regulations called “Wildlife Management Zones and Areas Regulations”: Wildlife Management Zones, Polar Bear, Outfitter Areas, Wood Bison, Barren Ground Caribou, Muskox, Wolf and Wolverine.</LI><LI>The following separate Regulations have also been updated: Registered Group Trapping in Trapping Regulations, Bison Control Areas in Nuisance Bison Control Regulations,Wildlife Preserves,and the Mackenzie Bison Sanctuary in Wildlife Sanctuaries.</LI><LI>The following Inuvialuit Settlement Region Hunter and Trapper Committees Regulations have been updated: Aklavik, Inuvik, Olokhatomuit, Paulatuk, Sachs Harbour, and Tuktoyaktuk contain as applicable the following species: Polar Bear, Barren Ground Caribou, Grizzly Bear, Lynx, Muskox, Wolf, Dolphin and Union Caribou, and Peary Caribou.</LI><LI>The following data and metes and bounds descriptions were updated, but the Regulations were not: Border Licence Areas (Wildlife Licences and Permits), Critical Wildlife Areas – therefore the boundaries have not been changed.</LI><LI>The digital boundary and metes and bounds description of the Thelon Game Sanctuary will be updated in conjunction with the Land Withdrawal Order (Dubawnt Lake), NWT Lands Actas they cover the same area.</LI><LI>Wildlife Regions were deleted as they are a residual feature from pre-Nunavut.</LI><LI>Since the Act has been passed, there have been a few updates to descriptions and boundaries that are reflected on a case by case basis.</LI></OL>The following attributes may be present in each attribute file. Each attributes is prefaced with 'xx' which is a two character abbreviation of the layer name:• xxAREA is the minimum attribute which is the management area identifier• xNAME is the name of an area.Data was originally stored in PBEAR97 Arc/Info coverage. The data has been updated in 2012 as PBEAR12.shp.</DIV></DIV></DIV> Cathie Harper NWTCG CITATION: Wildlife Management Regulations, NWT Centre for Geomatics, Government of the Northwest Territories, 2014. <DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV>LICENCE: Open Government Licence – Northwest Territories (OGL NT). You may copy, modify, publish, adapt, distribute or otherwise use the Information in any medium, mode or format for any lawful purpose, including commercial use, with attribution. See <A href="https://www.gov.nt.ca:443/en/open-government-licence-northwest-territories">https://www.gov.nt.ca/en/open-government-licence-northwest-territories</A>AUTHORITATIVE SOURCE: Definitive boundaries are the metes-and-bounds in the Wildlife Management Zones and Areas Regulations and related regulations. See <A href="http://www.justice.gov.nt.ca:80/en/files/legislation/wildlife/wildlife.r16.pdf">www.justice.gov.nt.ca/en/files/legislation/wildlife/wildlife.r16.pdf</A></DIV></DIV></DIV> 1 -180.000000 180.000000 90.000000 65.487811 date of latest update 2012-12-04T00:00:00 250000 Geomatics Data Coordinator NWTCG Geomatics Data Coordinator 2nd Floor, Gallery Building, 4923 – 52nd Street NWT X1A 2L9 geonwt@gov.nt.ca CA 867 767 9186 ext 24166 Geomatics Data Coordinator COPYRIGHT: The NWT Centre for Geomatics releases this data with the following conditions: 1. The data will not be copied or redistributed in whole or part to any third parties. 2. That NWT Centre for Geomatics, GNWT is acknowledged as the author. 3. NWT Centre for Geomatics, GNWT retains exclusive rights, title and ownership of this data. Data can be freely distributed after potential users have signed the NWTCG Data Sharing Agreement. Geomatics Data Coordinator NWTCG Geomatics Data Coordinator 2nd Floor, Gallery Building, 4923 – 52nd Street NWT X1A 2L9 geonwt@gov.nt.ca CA 867 767 9186 ext 24166 Geomatics Data Coordinator NWT wildlife management areas, NWT Wildlife Act, NWT Wildlife Regulations, NWT wildlife management zones, wildlife management polar bear areas, Wildlife Management Zones and Areas Regulations, Inuvialuit Settlement Region Aklavik Hunters and Trapper Committee Regulations, Inuvialuit Settlement Region Inuvik Hunters and Trapper Committee Regulations, Inuvialuit Settlement Region Olokhatomuit Hunters and Trapper Committee Regulations, Inuvialuit Settlement Region Paulatuk Hunters and Trapper Committee Regulations, Inuvialuit Settlement Region Sachs Harbour Hunters and Trapper Committee Regulations, Inuvialuit Settlement Region Tuktoyaktuk Hunters and Trapper Committee Regulations Version 6.2 (Build 9200) ; Esri ArcGIS 10.9.1.28388 Geomatics Data Coordinator NWTCG Geomatics Data Coordinator 2nd Floor, Gallery Building, 4923 – 52nd Street NWT X1A 2L9 geonwt@gov.nt.ca CA 867 767 9186 ext 24166 Geomatics Data Coordinator <DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV>COPYRIGHT: The NWT Centre for Geomatics releases this data with the following conditions: 1. The data will not be copied or redistributed in whole or part to any third parties. 2. That NWT Centre for Geomatics, GNWT is acknowledged as the author. 3. NWT Centre for Geomatics, GNWT retains exclusive rights, title and ownership of this data. Data can be freely distributed after potential users have signed the NWTCG Data Sharing Agreement.</DIV></DIV></DIV> As part of the 1998 Wildlife Act, all Wildlife Management boundaries were drafted onto hard-copy 1:250,000 NTS map sheets that were then digitally produced at a scale of 1;250,000. Previous maps of the Wildlife Management boundaries were manually drafted on maps at a scale of 1:4,000,000. These new boundaries were then used to create the original 1998 Wildlife Act Regulations. Specific boundaries have been updated as required. These boundaries have been used as the basis of the maps used for the annual Hunting Regulations Maps. A major reason for updating the metes and bounds descriptions in the Regulations as part of the 2014 Wildlife Act update is that, while the original intent of these boundaries was that where they were based on final land claim boundaries, the wildlife management area boundary would also follow the land claim boundary. This did not always occur and there are some locations where the boundaries do not match. Both sets of boundaries were correct as they had both been legally described. The discrepancies will no longer be there once the legislation has been updated. The 2014 Wildlife Act update then required the various regulations to be modified/updated to correct the differences between Zone boundaries and Land Claim boundaries, and to use more accurate digital base data that is now available. The key reason for metes and bounds updates, and thus the spatial boundaries, was the requirement to be ‘consistent with land claim boundaries’. Where applicable, the specific wording or coordinates from the application federal acts were used to source coordinate values or features that were used to indicate boundary locations. Coordinate values remained the same, but an ‘approximate’ was added if there was a difference between actual spatial coordinate location and that from the documentation. All original metes and bounds descriptions were reviewed and were updated to be compliant with the applicable land claim agreements and other relevant documents. This included reference to the applicable metes and bounds descriptions from the Land Claim Agreements, the metes and bounds description from the Yukon Act, the Nunavut Act and the Canada Parks Act. The digital boundaries were then recreated using the original metes and bounds descriptions from the Wildlife Act and any applicable other descriptions. As part of the 1998 Wildlife Act, all Wildlife Management boundaries were drafted onto hard-copy 1:250,000 NTS map sheets that were then digitally produced at a scale of 1;250,000. Previous maps of the Wildlife Management boundaries were manually drafted on maps at a scale of 1:4,000,000. These new boundaries were then used to create the original 1998 Wildlife Act Regulations. Specific boundaries have been updated as required. These boundaries have been used as the basis of the maps used for the annual Hunting Regulations Maps. A major reason for updating the metes and bounds descriptions in the Regulations as part of the 2014 Wildlife Act update is that, while the original intent of these boundaries was that where they were based on final land claim boundaries, the wildlife management area boundary would also follow the land claim boundary. This did not always occur and there are some locations where the boundaries do not match. Both sets of boundaries were correct as they had both been legally described. The discrepancies will no longer be there once the legislation has been updated. The 2014 Wildlife Act update then required the various regulations to be modified/updated to correct the differences between Zone boundaries and Land Claim boundaries, and to use more accurate digital base data that is now available. The key reason for metes and bounds updates, and thus the spatial boundaries, was the requirement to be ‘consistent with land claim boundaries’. Where applicable, the specific wording or coordinates from the application federal acts were used to source coordinate values or features that were used to indicate boundary locations. Coordinate values remained the same, but an ‘approximate’ was added if there was a difference between actual spatial coordinate location and that from the documentation. All original metes and bounds descriptions were reviewed and were updated to be compliant with the applicable land claim agreements and other relevant documents. This included reference to the applicable metes and bounds descriptions from the Land Claim Agreements, the metes and bounds description from the Yukon Act, the Nunavut Act and the Canada Parks Act. The digital boundaries were then recreated using the original metes and bounds descriptions from the Wildlife Act and any applicable other descriptions. A: The following federal datasets were used as the basic digital framework: 1: Canadian Geopolitical Boundaries (CGB1), current as of June 2015 and downloaded from: http://geogratis.gc.ca/api/en/nrcan-rncan/ess-sst/b754e4f9-3cdc-439e-9b4a-9aecd057a244.html 2. National Framework Canada Land Administrative Boundaries Level 1(CLAB), current as of June 2015 and downloaded from: http://geogratis.gc.ca/api/en/nrcan-rncan/ess-sst/eb3757cc-d08b-5e62-9a44-3a8534ff3249.html B: The following adjustments were made: 1. The actual coordinates from the applicable legislation have been used, even though they might not match exactly what was present digitally, and if necessary put an approximate in front of it. 2. Where applicable, instead of extensive lists of coordinates that reference the NWT and/or a Land Claim boundary, the boundary was referenced as ‘following APPLICABLE boundary from Point A to Point B’. The rationale is that if the boundary for the land claim is ever updated, only the data needs to be updated, and there should be no need to update the description. 3. NTDB 1:50,000 water bodies and water courses were used where required. 4. Specific references to actual National Park/Park Reserve boundary coordinates have been removed from the legislation and data. 5. Zone R is the Wek’eezhii area plus the residual of Unit R. This resulted in a sliver polygon that was moved into Zone D. 6. In Zone I, all the islands between -136° 26' 54" longitude and -141° longitude that are within 20 statute miles of the Yukon shoreline belong to the Yukon and have been cut out wherever applicable. C: Special situations: 1. Because there was such a difference at the Nunavut/Inuvialuit corner with the Amundsen Gulf between what is in the legislation and what is the actual spatial location, a very convoluted description that specifically identifies the source of the coordinates was used. 2. The source of the longitude being used in the CGB1 data coming up from MacDougall Pass on the NWT/Yukon boundary is actually the longitude of the survey point at MacDougall Pass. This often resulted in the addition of a coordinate pair at the low tide mark of the Beaufort Sea to reflect directional changes at that point. 3. The low tide mark of the Beaufort Sea that was originally used to create the boundary between this longitude and -141 degrees W was not the low tide/shoreline of any known water layer so, with assistance from Paul Egesborg at NRCan, it was determined to be a boundary from Stats/Elections Canada with some currently untraceable variations. The latitude coordinate value at the Beaufort Sea was left as is until it is determined which shoreline is to be used by CGB1. 4. Exact wording was used from the Yukon Act to describe the SW corner of the NWT with the Yukon and BC. 5. Removed all specific references to the 60th parallel of latitude and replaced it with the NWT/Alberta boundary as an example.( not all survey monuments are exactly on the 60th parallel) D: Future updates: 1. Still using the Wek’eezhii boundary acquired from AANDC as wek’eezhii_jul1202.shp but adjusted it to follow the Sahtu boundary. Once a definitive boundary for the Wek’eezhii has been created, it will be replaced where applicable. Legislation has been updated to include the Wek’eezhii description where applicable. 2. Thelon Game Sanctuary and Dubawnt Lake Withdrawal Order digital boundaries and the Thelon metes and bounds description still need updated/created. References to the Thelon in other Wildlife Regulations have been updated. 3. The boundary between Zones D and U may be adjusted when the land claims have been settled in those areas. Neither the Dehcho Region IMA boundary (DCFN revised ima.shp) nor the original Unit D boundary matched. The following was used to adjust the boundary (recognizing that it might be changed again once the land claims have been settled): a. Use the IMA boundary, from the Wek’eezhii boundary to -115° longitude b. Follow -115° longitude south until it intersects with the south shore of Great Slave Lake c. Follow the GSL shoreline west until it intersects with the east bank of the Little Buffalo River d. Follow the east bank of the Little Buffalo River until it intersects with the northern boundary of Wood Buffalo National Park e. follow the northern and western boundary of Wood Buffalo NP to the NWT Alberta Boundary All boundaries were created using ArcGIS software. Once the boundaries were created, a final review of the metes and bounds description was used to review that actual boundaries and any required adjustments to either were made. This data was updated in 1997 prior to the adoption of the new Wildlife Act. The original dataset(s) with all linear attributes and any updates to the data will be stored in ENRWildlifeManagementBoundariesArchive.gdb. 2012-12-04T00:00:00 This dataset was updated in 2012 to reflect a change in the boundary between I/PB/01 and I/PB/03. The 2012 update has not been reflected in the regulations as of December 4th, 2012 2012-12-04T00:00:00 The metes and bounds descriptions and corresponding boundaries in the respective Regulations have been updated to be in compliance with the 2014 update to the Wildlife Act and to fulfil a commitment to comply with metes and bounds descriptions in paramount legislation from Canada and the settled land claim areas in the NWT. 2016-10-01T00:00:00 The following attributes may be present in each attribute file. 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