Hidden homes. Fragile lives. Caves and crevices shelter sensitive species — even a visit can do harm. Learn how to protect them: https://t.co/ZXZSkaZYlu : Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative - Réseau canadien pour la santé de la faune

Hidden homes. Fragile lives. Caves and crevices shelter sensitive species — even a visit can do harm. Learn how to protect them: https://t.co/ZXZSkaZYlu : Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative - Réseau canadien pour la santé de la faune

Don't forget: if you're cutting 60 cubic metres or less of firewood, building logs, fenceposts or timber for personal use, you need to get your free timber cutting permit. There's no charge. Contact your regional ECC office to get started. Info: https://t.co/AwKZ8Ttf8t

Feeding Wildlife Puts Public Safety at Risk Wildlife accustomed to humans and human food may become desperate or aggressive when they’re hungry. Feeding wildlife isn’t just risky for them; it’s risky for you too. #ECC #KeepWildlifeSafe #ReportDontFeed https://t.co/Sm6KEghmEm

Spills must be immediately reported to the 24-Hour Spill Report Line. To report a spill please call 1-867-920-8130

Mobile Core Bathurst Caribou Management Zone Regulations – Updated 10 novembre, 2025. This zone was created for the protection and conservation of the Bathurst caribou herd. Next update: November 18, 2025. Info: https://t.co/PP1QNmli6O

Fur sales continued to see an upward trend at the Fur Harvesters Auction in 2025. Learn more about what’s predicted for fur sales in 2026. https://t.co/W0kKhe0Q1M

We’re working with the public, communities, Indigenous governments, Indigenous organizations and wildlife management boards to help wood bison populations recover and stay healthy for generations to come. Learn how you can help: https://t.co/dA6blzMMac

Have your Say! Canol Trail, miles 0-8, are part of an historical route that we’ve been working to clean-up to ensure it’s safe for the people and the environment. But before the remediation plan is developed, the GNWT wants to hear from the public. What’s important to you and

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Research in the North has the power to improve lives — from understanding climate change to developing housing solutions that work in our environment. The Knowledge Agenda sets out the top five research priorities and guides partnerships with Indigenous governments, Indigenous

A Bison Control Area is in place to help prevent the spread of brucellosis and tuberculosis, two important diseases that impact bison populations. If you harvest a bison, see one (or signs of one) in the zone, call 1 866 629-6438 or report it to your nearest ECC office.

Mobile Core Bathurst Caribou Management Zone Regulations – Updated 4 novembre, 2025. This zone was created for the protection and conservation of the Bathurst caribou herd. Next update: November 11, 2025. Info: https://t.co/PP1QNmli6O

Have your say! Share your feedback on the proposed remediation options for the Canol Trail. Answer the survey by November 21, 2025. https://t.co/BABdd3Hwz2

The Genuine Mackenzie Valley Fur (GMVF) Market Forecast has highlighted what species will be in demand for next year’s Fur Harvesters Auction. To read the 2026 report: https://t.co/W0kKhe0Q1M

Do you have thoughts on how ECC should remediate Canol Trail, miles 0-8? Please fill out our survey to prioritize clean-up outcomes so we can work toward the best remedial options for our communities. Let us know by November 21, 2025 https://t.co/BABdd3Hwz2

We’re working with the public, communities, Indigenous governments, Indigenous organizations and wildlife management boards to help wood bison populations recover and stay healthy for generations to come. Learn how you can help: https://t.co/dA6blzMMac

The is GNWT working to ensure the Giant Mine remains safe, secure, and responsibly managed long after active remediation is complete. One way we are doing this is through the Perpetual Care Plan currently being developed. Learn more about it at https://t.co/Tnx562b53g

🦇 Bats need our help! Bats in Canada are facing serious threats, including white-nose syndrome (WNS) — a deadly fungal disease that affects hibernating bats. As WNS continues to spread north, it’s more important than ever to help keep NWT bats safe from other dangers. Healthy,

The GNWT has been assessing Canol Trail, miles 0-8 to determine how best to clean-up the site to make it safe for people and the environment. We shared our studies with communities in June and found that others wanted the opportunity to provide input as well. What should we