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Should Hairy Braya continue to be listed as Threatened in the NWT? |
Introduction to the survey
Hairy braya are currently listed as a Threatened species in the Northwest Territories (NWT). They were reassessed by the NWT Species at Risk Committee in April 2024. The Committee recommended this species continue to be listed as Threatened based on the species’ small range, specialized habitat requirements and shrinking coastal habitat.
‘Threatened’ means a species is likely to become Endangered if nothing is done to reverse the factors putting it at risk.
‘Threatened’ means a species is likely to become Endangered if nothing is done to reverse the factors putting it at risk.
The objective of this survey is to gather public feedback on re-listing hairy braya as a Threatened species in the NWT.
Comments are due by November 1, 2024.
The survey should take about 5 minutes to complete. It is completely anonymous. If you prefer to contact us directly, or would like to provide comments in-person, by phone or by email, contact the Species at Risk Secretariat at SARA@gov.nt.ca.
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