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12 June 2019
Call for Nominations – Joint Planning and Management Committees, Territorial Parks
The Department of Environment is currently accepting nominations to Joint Planning and Management...
11 June 2019
Community cleanups 2019
It’s time for this year’s community cleanups!
10 June 2019
Iqaluit community cleanup 2019
Iqaluit’s 2019 community cleanup will take place on Friday, June 14, 2019 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m..
05 June 2019
Cancelled Nunavut Parks Program Public Consultations in Baker Lake
The Department of Environment Parks and Special Places Division, advises Baker Lake residents that...
05 June 2019
Nunavut Parks Program Public Consultations Rescheduled - Arviat
Nunavut Parks and Special Places Division will be hosting consultation meetings in Arviat, Nunavut...
04 June 2019
Nunavut Environment Week 7-Day Challenge
The Department of Environment is challenging Nunavummiut to participate in the Nunavut Environment...
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Latest Documents

10 January 2019
2013/2014 Polar Bear Harvest Table
26 November 2018
Migratory Game Bird Hunting Permit
18 May 2017
Nunavut Wildlife Observation Licence Application
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Upcoming Events

21 June 2019
Learn to... Schedule of Events
Nunavut Parks and Special Places “Learn to…” are back at Iqalugaarjuup Nunanga Territorial Park in Rankin Inlet! Different activities are planned for Saturdays at 1 p.m until the end of August 2019.
18 July 2019
Parks Day at the Sylvia Grinell Park
Come out and enjoy Parks Day at the Sylvia Grinell Park 2019
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FAQ

Where do I get a fishing licence?
Non-NLCA Beneficiaries require a sport fishing licence to fish non-commercially in Nunavut. Beneficiaries of the NLCA do not require a sport fishing licence. To acquire a Nunavut sport fishing
Where do I get a hunting licence?
Most people, other than NLCA beneficiaries, require a hunting licence in order to harvest both small and large game. Sport hunters and non-beneficiary Nunavut residents can visit their local Wildlife
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