Two wildlife management areas in Cariboo District updated: Cranberry Marsh/Starratt redescribed, Meteor Lake Wetland added

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The Wildlife Management Areas Regulation has been amended in two ways. First, the legal boundary description for the Cranberry Marsh/Starratt Wildlife Management Area in Cariboo District has been replaced with a new description referencing an updated Official Plan (Plan 11 Tube 2029), with the area now recorded at approximately 361 hectares. Second, a brand-new wildlife management area — Meteor Lake Wetland Wildlife Management Area, also in Cariboo District — has been added to the schedule, covering approximately 2,226 hectares of Crown land and foreshore as described in Plan 8 Tube 2028. Anyone using, accessing, or planning activities on Crown land in these areas — including hunters, outfitters, ranchers, and resource operators — should be aware that the regulated boundaries have changed or been newly established, and should consult the relevant Official Plans in the Crown Land Registry.

Who this affects
hunters and wildlife harvesters · outfitters and guide operators · ranchers and agricultural operators near Crown land · resource industry operators in Cariboo District · land use planners and consultants