Legal Protection for Amphibians and Reptiles
Legal protection of amphibians and reptiles varies across the provinces and territories.
The following links contain information on the conservation status, regulations and acts which
relate to wildlife for each province.
If people become interested in the legal element of conservation they may be
more inclined to:
- be aware of local developments and how they may affect amphibian and reptile populations
- write letters to local, provincial and federal government to express their views and
concerns
The following persons are conservation officers for the purposes of this Act (across
Canada) by virtue of their office:
- A police officer or First Nations Constable appointed under the Police Services Act
- A member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- A game officer designated under the Migratory Birds Convention Act, 1994
- A park warden designated under the National Parks Act (Canada), if he or she is acting
under the directions of a conservation officer
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