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The Strategic Document of the Muskwa-Kechika Wildlife Management Plan (M-KWMP) is a local strategic plan for all activities in the Muskwa-Kechika Management Area (M-KMA) that affect or respect wildlife and/or wildlife management. The broad purpose of the M-KWMP is: to provide a management framework for maintaining the abundance and diversity of indigenous wildlife and their habitat in the context of human activities and uses.
Over time, the range of other local strategic plans of the M-KMA and the various specific operational instruments that sanction specific uses affecting or respecting wildlife will be guided by this local strategic plan for maintaining wildlife. The M-KWMP has two major components: (1) the Strategic Document, which is designed for Ministerial approval and is focussed on presenting wildlife outcomes for which the Province has responsibility, and (2) the Technical Manual, which supports the Strategic Document by providing comprehensive management directions for technical personnel responsible for implementation. To provide strategic direction, a clear and concise document is required that is appropriate for Ministerial approval as a local strategic plan. To support this first document, a detailed Technical Manual is needed as a reference to guide implementation of the local strategic plan. Together, these documents form the whole wildlife management plan for the M-KMA.
Johnstone, Pierre. 2009. Muskwa-Kechika Wildlife Management Plan Part A: Strategic Document October 2009. Ministry of Environment
English Name: Black-throated Green Warbler, Elk, Bull Trout, Rainbow Trout, Caribou, mat muhly - arctic rush - Nevada bluegrass, Moose, black spruce / kinnikinnick / reindeer lichens, Grey Wolf, Porsild's Draba, glaucous bluegrass Herbaceous Vegetation, Peregrine Falcon, Anatum Subspecies, Fisher, Connecticut Warbler, Wood Bison, Northern Long-eared Myotis, Raup's Willow, Lake Trout, arctic rush - Nuttall's alkaligrass - seablite, Thinhorn Sheep, Cape May Warbler, slender sedge / common hook-moss, Subalpine Fir / Lady Fern - Horsetails, Northern Pike, Mountain Goat, Grizzly Bear, Bay-breasted Warbler, Wolverine, Plains Bison, Western Toad, Arctic Grayling, Short-eared Owl, Porsild's Bryum
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