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The rare Rattlesnakeroot [Prenanthes racemosa var. racemosa], Wild Cove, Bay of Islands
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Floras GeneralLegislation
- North America's Best Kept Secret: Conserving Newfoundland's Rare Limestone Barrens Flora
By Luise Hermanutz.
- Rare Plants
"Research ... Dr. Luise Hermanutz with the Rare Braya". From the MUN Gazette.
Organizations, Groups and Conservation Initiatives
- An Act Respecting the Protection of Endangered Species
[Statutes of Newfoundland and Labrador 2001: Chapter E-10.1]
- Botanical Ecological Reserve Regulations under the Wilderness and Ecological Reserves Act
[Newfoundland and Labrador Regulation 64/97]
- Endangered Species List: Regulations under the Endangered Species Act
[Newfoundland and Labrador Regulation 57/02]
Parks and Reserves
- Atlantic Canada Conservation Data Centre
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- COSEWIC (Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada)
- Wild Species 2000: The General Status of Species in Canada
Rare, Threatened and Endangered Species
- Burnt Cape Ecological Reserve Order, 2000, under the Wilderness and Ecological Reserves Act
The Order in Council setting up Burnt Cape as a permanent ecological reserve.
- Ed Andrews and Keith Nicol
Two Sir Wilfred Grenfell College professors have developed a training and resource manual for guides at the Burnt Island Ecological Reserve
- Interpreting Burnt Island Reserve
- Nature Conservancy of Canada presents Burnt Cape Ecological Reserve as Gift to Canadians
Newfoundland Government press release
- Premier and minister announce a new permanent ecological reserve at Burnt Cape
Newfoundland Government press release.
- Astragale de Robbins variété de Fernald
Excellent page on Fernald's Milk-vetch [Astragalus robbinsii var. fernaldii] [FRENCH]
- Barrens Willow: Salix jejuna
- Fernald's Braya
Environment Canada site.
- Fernald's Milk-vetch
Environment Canada site.
- Long's Braya
A wild mustard known from only three small populations in the Strait of Belle Isle.
- Long's Braya
Environment Canada site.
- National Recovery Plan for Long’s Braya and Fernald’s Braya
Official report. [pdf file]. See also: the HTML version - but this may require Internet Explorer for all text formatting to work.
- Official release of the National Recovery Plan for Long’s Braya and Fernald’s Braya
Newfoundland Government press release.
- Stewardship agreements to be signed for conservation of limestone barrens habitat and species at risk
Newfoundland Government press release.