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Public Helps Protect Natural Resources Through Tip Line 02/03/06
The new provincial phone-tips line to report illegal natural resource activities has received more than 657 calls in just four months, Natural Resources Minister David Ramsay announced. [Comments?]
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Improved Customer Service for Hunters 12/07/05
The Ontario government is providing better customer service by modernizing and streamlining its hunter education program, Natural Resources Minister David Ramsay announced today. [2 Comments]
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Province Acting to Protect Health of Wildlife from CWD 11/23/05
The province is taking action to protect Ontario wildlife from Chronic Wasting Disease by stopping the transport of certain deer and elk parts into the province, Natural Resources Minister David Ramsay announced today. [Comments?]
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Black Bear Believed Responsible for Fatal Attack 09/27/05
The Ministry of Natural Resources has killed a black bear believed responsible for the fatal attack on a woman at Missinaibi Provincial Park north of Chapleau earlier this week. [Comments?]
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Province Extends And Expands Deer Season 09/08/05
The province is responsibly managing Ontario's natural resources by expanding deer hunting opportunities in southern and central Ontario, Natural Resources Minister David Ramsay announced today. [3 Comments]
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Province to Protect White Colored Moose 08/25/05
The Ontario government has proposed a new regulation protecting white-coloured moose that would enhance eco-tourism and contribute to stronger communities in the North, Natural Resources Minister David Ramsay announced.. [Comments?]
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Province Ensures Conservation of Wolves 03/21/05
The Ontario government is implementing the strongest measures ever taken to conserve and protect the province’s wolf population, Natural Resources Minister David Ramsay announced. [Comments?]
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Moose Hunting Opportunities 01/24/05
The Ministry of Natural Resources manages the moose population in Ontario under a selective harvest system which ensures the population is sustainable. Moose hunting is very popular in Ontario and hunter numbers have increased from about 80,000 in the late 1970s to more than 100,000 now. [Comments?]
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Province Protects Moose Population from Poachers 01/20/05
The Ontario government reports the 2004 Moose Watch program was a success with 660 charges laid and double the number of calls to the anti-poaching tip line, Natural Resources Minister David Ramsay announced today. [Comments?]
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New Hunting Opportunities 01/04/05
The Ontario government is improving wild turkey hunting opportunities by extending hunting hours to a full day as part of a sustainable wildlife management program, announced Natural Resources Minister David Ramsay. [Comments?]
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