B.C.'s First park expansion in a decade protects caribou
The first provincial park expansion in a decade will see some 200,000 hectares of protected space for Caribou and other species located in northeastern B.C.
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The first provincial park expansion in a decade will see some 200,000 hectares of protected space for Caribou and other species located in northeastern B.C.
Nearly 2,000-square-kilometre Klinse-za Park created just west of Chetwynd
The Ministry of Environment says Klinse-za Park in northern British Columbia will expand from 2,689 hectares to nearly 200,000 hectares.
Klinse-za Park/Twin Sisters Provincial Park will better protect wildlife habitat and sacred sites with the expansion of 170,000 hectares onto the park.
Nearly 2,000-square-kilometre Klinse-za Park created just west of Chetwynd