News & Events
Recently, our Conservation Biologist, Aimee Guile, and newly returned Wildlife Management Biologist, Laura Meinert, went on a site visit of the… READ MORE »
The Dedats'eetsaa: Tłı̨chǫ Research and Training Institute (TRTI) results report from the 2019 Ekwǫ̀ Nàxoède K’è (Boots on the Ground)… READ MORE »
Every so often, the WRRB likes to share details about a species in Wek’èezhìı that has been designated as a Species at Risk. This season’s feature is… READ MORE »
In the January 2020 newsletter, a brief reintroduction to the Advisory Committee for Cooperation on Wildlife Management (ACCWM) and what it does was… READ MORE »
At the beginning of March 2020, our Conservation Biologist, Aimee Guile, assisted with a Caribou behaviour research project that took place at Gacho… READ MORE »
The Board met in early February 2020 to discuss several important agenda items. Among many important decisions and discussions, these included review… READ MORE »
Effective Immediately, the WRRB office is currently closed to all visitors. Board Staff are working from home in an effort to reduce risk of exposure… READ MORE »
The WRRB held its final Board Meeting of 2019 on December 9-10. The Board discussed a draft Adaptive Management Framework, as well as reviewed… READ MORE »
This year, the Resource Co-Management in the Mackenzie Valley Workshop will be held in Yellowknife, February 4-6, 2020 at the Explorer Hotel. It is… READ MORE »
The Advisory Committee for Cooperation on Wildlife Management (ACCWM) was created for the purposes of sharing information, offer cooperation… READ MORE »
This past October, Aimee Guile, Conservation Biologist for the WRRB, and Board appointed member Moise Rabesca, attended the Species at Risk Committee… READ MORE »
During the summer and fall of 2019, the WRRB office underwent renovations to not only replace the carpet and paint the walls, but to take over the… READ MORE »
This past fall, the WRRB’s Conservation Biologist, Aimee Guile, and Wildlife Management Biologist, Randi Jennings, accompanied by the Tłı̨chǫ… READ MORE »
The WRRB is pleased to announce the release of their 2020 calendar! This year’s theme is ‘winged things’ and includes photos from both professional… READ MORE »
Do you have an idea for a project to help with the conservation, recovery and protection of species at risk in the NWT? Funding is available through… READ MORE »
The WRRB's sister Board is currently hiring a Regulatory Specialist. Click here for further details.
The WRRB is please to introduce our new Federal Government appointee to the Board, nominated by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Stu Niven.… READ MORE »
The zone, indicated in Yellow on the map, has been put in place to assist with protection and conservation of barren-ground caribou, specifically the… READ MORE »