These areas have significant biodiversity, concentrations of species at risk, and opportunities to advance conservation efforts.
The Limestone Landscapes of the Great Northern Peninsula have been designated as the first “Priority Place for species at risk” in this province making it the 12th Priority Place in Canada. These areas have significant biodiversity, concentrations of species at risk, and opportunities to advance conservation efforts. The province’s Limestone Barrens Species at Risk Recovery Plan includes recovery measures for 10 plant species designated and listed under the Endangered Species Act and identifies critical habitat for seven species.
Failing steel bin walls installed 30 years ago at Massey Drive interchange being assessed for repairs
Police impound uninsured and unregistered ATV in Port aux Basques, operator ticketed
Nominations are open for NL Seniors of Distinction Awards until May 11th
No injuries after a vehicle went over an embankment and struck a parked vehicle in Deer Lake
Finance Minister commits to carrying election platform promises in next week's budget
