Image: Eastmain-1-A/Sarcelle/Rupert Project
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Image: Environmental protection
  Introduction
Image : Protecting our human environment and heritage
  Navigation
  Hunting, fishing
and trapping
  Social aspects
for Crees
  Drinking water
in Waskaganish
  Sport fishing
and hunting
  Mercury and health
  Archaeology
  Forestry
  Landscape
Image : Protecting species diversity and the biophysical environment
  Fish
  Birds
  Moose and caribou
  Beavers
and bears
  Special-status species
  Banks
Image: Supervision
  Environmental
compliance
  Site restoration
Image: Environmental follow-up
  Objectives
Protecting species diversity and the biophysical environment
Beavers and Bears

Image: Environmental follow-up
During impoundment, Hydro-Québec will track land animals by helicopter and, if need be, rescue endangered animals. Several years after impoundment, Hydro-Québec will inventory the beaver colonies that have established themselves along the shorelines of the new water bodies.
Image: Actions Imgage : Nos raisons d'agir
In the Rupert diversion bays and the reduced-flow section of the Rupert River
 
The tallymen will trap or relocate beavers and bears in the areas to be cleared, flooded or exposed.

Image : Trappage de castor
The creation of the Rupert diversion bays, the building of roads, camps and various structures, and exposure of the Rupert River's banks may cause losses of wildlife.

Image : Ours noir
Schedule of mitigation measures
Beaver trapping or relocation: 2007 to 2009.
Bear trapping or relocation: 2009.



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