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Over the last 10 to 15 years, declines in our moose population have resulted in Moose Conservation Closures being established in various parts of southern Manitoba. Some of the regional populations of moose have shown little or no growth since the closures were established. Other regional populations of moose are recovering, but at a slower rate than expected. We need to work together to prevent further declines, improve recovery rates, and maintain a sustainable moose population for future generations of Manitobans and to maintain a healthy ecological balance.
Our moose population are at an ecological tipping point in many parts of Manitoba’s southern, forested range. It will take a concerted effort by all who have an interest in moose to maintain a healthy moose population in Manitoba’s southern forests.
Provide your feedback on how we can ensure the future survival of our moose population in Manitoba by December 11, 2020.
This information is available in an alternate format upon request; please contact wildlife@gov.mb.ca for additional information.
Over the last 10 to 15 years, declines in our moose population have resulted in Moose Conservation Closures being established in various parts of southern Manitoba. Some of the regional populations of moose have shown little or no growth since the closures were established. Other regional populations of moose are recovering, but at a slower rate than expected. We need to work together to prevent further declines, improve recovery rates, and maintain a sustainable moose population for future generations of Manitobans and to maintain a healthy ecological balance.
Our moose population are at an ecological tipping point in many parts of Manitoba’s southern, forested range. It will take a concerted effort by all who have an interest in moose to maintain a healthy moose population in Manitoba’s southern forests.
Your feedback is important to ensure the survival of our moose population in Manitoba. Review the document, Hard to be a Moose in a Changing World and take a few minutes to complete the survey.
Manitoba does not consider this request for public feedback (and responses) to be a component of the Duty to Consult with Indigenous communities on specific Moose Management or Harvest plans and the proposed activities within those plans. Manitoba welcomes responses from all to this survey, including Indigenous individuals. Manitoba remains committed to meaningful and respectful Crown-Indigenous Consultation with Indigenous communities.