Fish & Wildlife In Ontario
Wildlife, such as mammals (large and small), birds, reptiles, amphibians, insects, and fish, is important to Ontario. These natural resources are an important part of the province's biodiversity that provide us with ecological, social and economic benefits.
MNR’s Role in Fish & Wildlife
- FISHING AND HUNTING
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- Fishing in Ontario
- Great Lakes Fisheries
- Hunting in Ontario
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- Wildlife Management in Ontario
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- WILDLIFE
- Aquatics Research and Development
- Bear Wise
- Biodiversity
- Enforcement
- Rabies in Ontario
- Species at Risk
- State of Resource Reporting
- Wildlife Research and Development
- Aquatics Research and Development
Feature: Polar Bears
Polar Bear Research
Dr. Martyn Obbard of the Ministry of Natural Resources is conducting a study that will provide critical information for the management of polar bears in a time of global climate change. Global warming may affect the Southern Hudson Bay population by shortening the period ice is available for polar bears to hunt for seals.
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Get Involved
- Deer hunters can help monitor Chronic Wasting Disease
- Report a Rare Species
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Get involved with fish and wildlife projects in Ontario through the Ontario Stewardship program and the Community Fisheries and Wildlife Involvement Program.
- Help bring back Lake Ontario's Salmon
- Help prevent the spread of Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia in fish
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