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

Plain-language summary · AI-assisted · not legal advice

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