What does SARA stand for?

Species At Risk Act (Canada)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Federal Court has now delivered two recent decisions concerning the federal Species at Risk Act, S.

Federal Court Weighs-In On SARA Critical Habitat

In 2003, the Species At Risk Act (SARA) was proclaimed in an attempt to prevent the extirpation or extinction of Canada's Indigenous species.

Aboriginal knowledge could save species at risk

Environmentalists are taking the Canadian government to court, demanding it use the country's Species at Risk Act to protect killer whales off British Columbia.

Canadian government faces suit over killer whales

The recently-enacted federal Species at Risk Act (SARA) has provided considerable grist for Professor Rounthwaite's ethics mill.

Parliament speaks: wildlife has intrinsic value

The migratory birds, because of the treaty with the United States and Canada, and fisheries, is another area that has been excluded, along with the Species at Risk Act.

Self-government seen in land act. (National News)

In June 2002, the House of Commons passed Bill C-5, the Species at Risk Act.

The sixth extinction: throughout the 4.7 billion-year history of ...

Abstract The Canadian government introduced the Species at Risk Act in April 2000.

Update on Endangered Species Protection in Canada

Copyright 2009, Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP Originally published in Blakes Bulletin on Environmental Law, September 2009 Just two months after its first substantive ruling interpreting the Species at Risk Act (SARA), the Federal Court (the Court) has issued another, potentially more significant, decision.

Consideration Of Socio-Economic Impact Irrelevant To Species At Risk ...