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The material, dating between 1948-1950, represents a compilation of 18 reports on forestry and wildlife management in the Northwest Territories. The photographs document the transfer of beaver and elk to Wood Buffalo Park.

The records are from the Central Registry file system and contain files from the following program areas: Directorate (60 block); Tourism (61 block); Economic and Industrial (62 block); Game (63 block); Forestry (64 block); Fisheries (65 block); Administration (68 block); and Loans and Grants (69 block).

Records date from 1985-1994 and include a report from the NWT Business Council regarding participation in a Nordic Tour and the Department's response to the recommendations in the report. Records also include a legal opinion from Department of Justice and departmental strategy for the marketing and distribution of eggs in the NWT, an Inland Fisheries Marketing Study concerning the marketing and distribution of arctic char and whitefish, correspondence and documentation related to the management and development of forest resources in the NWT and a proposal for the Mount Pelly Land Preserve.

The accession consists of the Forest Fire Management in the Northwest Territories Public Discussion Paper prepared by the Department of Renewable Resources in January 1990.

Records include the Annual Fire Report from the Inuvik District for the 1987 fire season, as well as correspondence and report from the Board of Review that was responsible for reviewing forest fire management services.

Records include a report on future organization and direction of the department and its appendices.

Records relate to the transfer (devolution) of forestry and fire management from the federal Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development to the territorial Department of Renewable Resources and include correspondence, work plans, asset inventories, lists of positions being transferred, organizational charts, and meeting minutes. The content of the records overlaps with the records in G-2007-078 and G-2020-004.

This accession consists of records relating to the transfer (devolution) of Forestry and fire management from the federal Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development to the territorial Department of Renewable Resources. The records include draft agreements, correspondence, work plans, reports, news reports, organizational charts, job descriptions, and meeting minutes. The content of the records overlaps with the records in G-2007-078 and G-2019-046.

This accession consists of records primarily from the Department of Renewable Resources, although some files also include Department of Resources, Wildlife and Economic Development records. The records document some facets of the management of forests, including timber licensing, woodlots, forest utilization, and timber export.

The accession consists of records relating to Department of Renewable Resource policies, including correspondence, draft policies, and draft strategies.

This accession consists of excerpts from the Department of Renewable Resources Operations Manual on Forest Fire Response - Protection of Communities from Forest Fires, including a sample Community Forest Fire Management Agreement.

This accession consists of records relating to the management of forests in the Northwest Territories, including a copy of the Forest Resources Transfer Agreement (1987), Annual Operating Plan and Timber Harvest Inspection Guidelines, Timber Cutting Licence Issuance Process, Application Review Procedures, Pre-Harvest Silvicultural Prescription, and Terms of Reference Protection of Communities from Forest Fires. The accession also includes proposals from the Hay River Dene Band Council on forest fire protection projects and records relating to the Liard/Nahanni Valley Integrated Resource Management Project, including the plan and reports.

This accession consists of records from the Department of Renewable Resources and its predecessors, relating primarily to caribou and forests. The records include correspondence and notes, a map of registered trapping areas in the Fort Fitzgerald area, a number of caribou studies and reports, wildlife regulations and amendments, a news article, and drafts of “Forests for Tomorrow: Forest Management in the Northwest Territories A Public Policy Discussion Paper” and related feedback.

Records relate to the policies regarding timber licenses, forest harvest and management, as well as correspondence regarding the Western Arctic Harvester Assistance program.

Records date from 1985-1996 and include NWT annual forest fire operations reports, reports on recommendations pertaining to fire management on the winter and forested ranges of the barren-ground, Beverly and Qamanirjuaq herds of caribou, as well as an evaluation and summary of the transfer of fire and forest management from the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs to the GNWT. The majority of the files consist of project reports that were prepared by Peat Marwick Stevenson and Kellog for the GNWT related to forest and fire management practices and policies.

Records date from 1965-2006 and relate to forest management. The records include files statisical reports on forest management and consultations with communities regarding forest management issues.