species at risk Flashcards

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making an argument

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  • give facts and reasons why view should be considered
  • legal argument: reasons for a given position based on statutes, case precedents, academic legal texts and reasoning applied to facts of a situation
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species at risk in 1867?

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  • not in constitution act 1867
  • shared responsibility between feds and provs depending on sp - case by case basis
  • if province does nothing with respect to a provincial SAR, feds can step in - rarely done in practice
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species at risk fed legislation

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  • species at risk act
  • purpose: to prevent wildlife from going extinct, to provide for recovery of widlife that are extirpated, endangered or threatened bc of humans, manage sp of concern to prevent from being endangered or threatened
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species at risk prov legislation (NS)

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  • endangered species act
  • purpose: to provide protection, designation, recovery to conserve sp at risk
  • not all provs have legislation
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how do you know what sp are listed

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  • NS: s12, deemed listed sp at risk, regulations made under act
  • fed: schedule 1: list of wildlife sp at risk
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SARA applies to

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  • migratory birds and aquatic sp everywhere in canada
  • some others
  • sp only on federal lands
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who is responsible for SARA

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  • aquatic sp: minister of fisheries and oceans
  • all others: minister of environment
  • federal park: minister for parks canada
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ESA applies to

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  • all listed SAR
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who is responsible for ESA

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  • minister of the department of lands and forestry
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legal obligations under ESA

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  • establish recovery teams
  • create recovery plants
  • recovery plants must: identify core habitat, identify actions to encourage recovery, implement recovery plants to extent feasible
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ECELAW

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  • found that department of natural resources hasnt fulfilled legal obligations to complete recovery plans or identify core habitat
  • concerned that prov is increasing risk for SARs
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auditor general of NS

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  • independent, non partisan officer

- assesses gov to hold it accountable

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AG’s report on SAR

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  • government isnt oding enough
  • most plans are done, many of the ones that are done are late
  • need more coordination with recovery teams
  • management doesnt cover all sp
  • plans not detailed enough
  • recommendation: NR should establish recovery teams and develop new recovery and management plans
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ECELAW 2019 update

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  • situation worsened - dept of lands and forestry still failing to complete obligations
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AG 2019 update

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  • department didnt comply with AG’s recommendations
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bancroft v minister of lands and forestry

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  • grounds: failure to undertake statutory duties
  • relief: declaration that minister is acting unlawfully, mandamus: order to comple minister to take action
  • waiting for decision
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WCWC v minister of fisheries and oceans

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  • SARA: proposed recovery strategies in a certaim timeframe and final recovery strategies published in a certain timeframe
  • justice mactavish: courts have right to review actions of gov to see if they comply with law bc ROL, assertion of democracy, not acceptable to miss deadlines, must grant relief, timelines reflect urgency
  • case not binding to NS but will hopefully be convincing