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| Lists of Federal Species at Risk are available from the following resources: | |
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Species at Risk Public Registry (species search filtered to SK) |
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Fisheries and Oceans Canada: Search Aquatic Species at Risk |
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All Taxa |
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Tracking List |
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Accepted and Synonym Scientific Names List - the excel version can be found within the "all taxa" spreadsheet. | |
| For further resources on Saskatchewan lichens, view our published technical reports. | ||
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All Taxa - we have not provided a PDF of this report due to the size. If you would like one, let us know. | |
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Tracking List - Alphabetical by Latin Name |
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All Taxa |
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Tracking List |
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Accepted and Synonym Scientific Names List - the excel version can be found within the "all taxa" spreadsheet. | |
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Tracked Non-Vascular Plant Species by Ecoregion |
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All Taxa |
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Tracking List |
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Accepted and Synonym Scientific Names List - the excel version can be found within the "all taxa" spreadsheet. | |
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Tracked Vascular Plant Species by Ecoregion |
| The "SK Wild Species at Risk Regulations" columns in the species list spreadsheets, that can be downloaded above, contain the designations of species under Saskatchewan's Wild Species at Risk Regulations. | |
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Wildlife Act, 1998 |
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Wild Species at Risk Regulations, 1999 |
Information in each species list report is current only to the date at which it was published, and this date can be found on each report. As we are frequently updating information in our system, it is advised that you check the SKCDC species lists page for the latest report prior to starting your project.
For more information on how species lists are created, view our page on generating species lists. For descriptions of species conservation rank meanings, see our ranking methodology page.
Every five years, the National General Status of Species in Canada Working Group produces a report on the status of wild species in Canada. The Wild Species 2015 report assessed 29,848 species across Canada and found 20% of these species to be at some risk of extinction. The SKCDC is a member of this working group and many of the species and ranks in our lists have been and continue to be updated as a result of this ongoing project. For the 2015 report, there were over 8900 S-Ranks reviewed, 7000 S-Ranks changed and 4000 new taxa added to the SKCDC's database.
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