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made banff a wilderness recreation park
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This act authorizes the acquisition of land by the federal government for the purpose of creating National Wildlife Areas
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The Recovery of Nationally Endangered Wildlife program is a strategy which finds a recovery of endangered species and to prevent worse conditions
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CEPA is an amalgam of several acts concerning environmental standards, protection, and penalties for violation. It deals primarily with regulation of pollution
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This piece of legislation was a major step in a new way of looking at conservation by make the maintenance
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this group made up of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and other representatives provides advice to the federal government on biodiversity issues
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This document was signed by federal and provincial governments, confirming Canada's commitment to establish a network of national protected areas
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The Canadian Biodiversity Science Assessment rate the state of biodiversity, the impact of human activity
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This bill, which would have been Canada's first law to protect endangered and threatened species, did not pass. Concerns over the bill included a lack of provision for species on private lands
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This act was killed when the election call was made in October 2000. The Species at Risk Act would have not only directly protected species at risk