MANAGEMENT OF MIGRATORY SPECIES Sample Clauses

MANAGEMENT OF MIGRATORY SPECIES. 12.6.1 Government undertakes that plans for wildlife management and habitat management will be designed to maintain or enhance the productivity of populations of migratory species within the Northwest Territories and Yukon Territory in an integrated fashion. 12.6.2 Government shall work with the Board, other wildlife management bodies and users to establish wildlife management agreements with respect to migratory species. Where an agreement has not been concluded for the management of a migratory species, government may exercise its powers of management including stipulating the terrms of a management plan which shall be binding on all persons. 12.6.3 Government shall work with the users of the Bluenose caribou herd for the purpose of establishing an agreement for the management of the herd. 12.6.4 The provisions of the Porcupine Caribou Management Agreement and any management agreement established with respect to the Bluenose caribou herd shall apply to the herds named therein, notwithstanding any provisions of this agreement which may be inconsistent with such agreements.
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MANAGEMENT OF MIGRATORY SPECIES. 13.6.1 Government undertakes that plans for wildlife management and habitat management will be designed to maintain or enhance the productivity of populations of migratory species within the Northwest Territories and Yukon Territory in an integrated fashion. 13.6.2 Government shall work with the Board, other wildlife management bodies and users to establish wildlife management agreements with respect to migratory species. Where an agreement has not been concluded for the management of a migratory species, government may exercise its powers of management including stipulating the terms of a management plan which shall be binding on all persons. 13.6.3 Government shall work with the users of the Bluenose caribou herd for the purpose of establishing an agreement for the management of the herd. 13.6.4 Any management agreements established with respect to the Bluenose or Bathurst caribou herds shall apply to the herds named therein, notwithstanding any provisions of this agreement which may be inconsistent with such agreements. 13.6.5 In respect of migratory species which cross international boundaries, Canada shall endeavour to include the countries concerned in cooperative conservation and management agreements and arrangements. Canada shall endeavour to have provisions in such agreements respecting joint research objectives and related matters respecting the control of access to populations. 13.6.6 Government shall provide the Sahtu Tribal Council with the opportunity to be represented in any Canadian management regimes in respect of migratory species which are established pursuant to international or domestic agreements and which affect migratory species in the settlement area. 13.6.7 Canada shall consult the Board in developing Canadian positions for international consultations and negotiations relevant to migratory game bird management in the settlement area.
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