The HRWG meets quarterly to share information, build relationships and advance group projects. Our work focuses on:

• Building a community of practice through knowledge sharing: Sharing updates on the ongoing habitat restoration projects underway across Canada, as well as detailed updates on specific habitat restoration projects undertaken by HRWG members, including sharing project challenges, successes and lessons learned.
• Facilitating relationship building: Connecting and supporting group members working towards caribou habitat restoration and better understanding ecological responses to restoration actions.
• Collaboration: Working together to develop knowledge mobilization products to support caribou habitat restoration planning, implementation, and monitoring across Canada.

Tools developed by the Habitat Restoration Working Group:

• The Boreal Caribou Ecological Model
  • Infographic
  • Technical Report
  • Boreal Caribou Habitat Restoration Practices: Applications and Outcomes (in prep)

To learn more about the HRWG tools or to contribute to this work please email Tatyana Flick (NBCKC Secretariat, co-facilitator) at tatyana.flick@ec.gc.ca .

Like other NBCKC groups, the HRWG brings together Federal/Provincial/Territorial governments, Indigenous governments, communities and organizations, ENGOs, industry, academics and consultants working on or interested in caribou habitat restoration across Canada. HRWG members and their respective organizations / communities are listed below _{(last updated Nov. 1, 2021)}.

We welcome new members who are involved in caribou habitat restoration work or those interested in undertaking habitat restoration work in the future.  We would especially like to expand our membership to include the wisdom and experience of Indigenous Elders and Knowledge Keepers. If you would like to join the HRWG, please contact Tatyana Flick (NBCKC Secretariat, co-facilitator) at tatyana.flick@ec.gc.ca .