RENEWABLE RESOURCES COUNCILS Sample Clauses

RENEWABLE RESOURCES COUNCILS. 12.9.1 There shall be a Renewable Resources Council in each Gwich’in community to encourage and promote local involvement in conservation, harvesting studies, research and wildlife management in the local community.
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RENEWABLE RESOURCES COUNCILS. 13.9.1 There shall be a Renewable Resources Council in each Sahtu community to encourage and promote local involvement in conservation, harvesting studies, research and wildlife management in the community.

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