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| Churn
Creek Provincial Park
Churn Creek Provincial Park
is located approximately 60
kilometres southeast of Williams
Lake at the confluence of the
Chilcotin and Fraser rivers
in the south central region
of British Columbia.
Learn more in Churn Creek Provincial
Park
Glacier
National Park
Representing
the Columbia Mountains Natural
Region of Canada, it encompasses
part of the Selkirks and a small
portion of the Purcell Ranges
along the southeastern border
of British Columbia. Learn
more in Glacier National Park
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Tatshenshini-Alsek
National Park
The Tatshenshini-Alsek
Park links the three adjacent national parks,
Kluane in the Yukon and Glacier Bay and
Wrangell- St Elias in Alaska, to create
a 97 000 square kilometre ecological unit
and bi-national World Heritage Site.Learn
more in Tatshenshini-Alsek National Park
Mount Revelstoke
National Park
Mount Revelstoke
comprises 260 square kilometres along the
southeastern border of British Columbia,
preserving the same sample of the rugged
Columbia Mountain natural region as the
larger Glacier National Park less than 50
kilometres east. Learn
more in Mount Revelstoke National Park
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Gwaii Haanas National
Park
Gwaii Haanas National
Park Reserve and Haida Heritage Site occupies
1470 square km or about 15% of The Queen
Charlotte Islands. Learn
more in Gwaii Haanas National Park
Khutzeymateen Grizzy
Bear Sanctuary
Khutzeymateen was
designated Canada's only grizzly bear sanctuary
under the joint management of the province
of British Columbia and the Tsimshian Nation.
Learn
more in Khutzeymateen Grizzy Bear Sanctuary
Kootenay National
Park
Kootenay, Yoho, Banff,
and Jasper national parks together with
Mount Robson, Mount Assiniboine, and Hamber
provincial parks were designated UNESCO’s
Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks World Heritage
Site, one of the largest protected areas
in the world. Learn
more in Kootenay National Park
Pacific Rim National Park
Reserve
Pacific Rim National
Park, is a thin strip of land along the
southwestern coast of Vancouver Island,
its magnificent islands, beaches and dramatic
seascapes dividing into three geographically
distinct park units: Long Beach, the most
accessible, Broken Group Islands, about
100 islands in Barkley Sound and the challenging
72 kilometre West Coast Trail. Learn
more in Pacific Rim National Park Reserve
Yoho National Park
The Tatshenshini-Alsek
Park links the three adjacent national parks,
Kluane in the Yukon and Glacier Bay and
Wrangell- St Elias in Alaska, to create
a 97 000 square kilometre ecological unit
and bi-national World Heritage Site.Learn
more in Yoho National Park
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