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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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Provincial park in northern B C to expand nearly 100 times in size

The Ministry of Environment says Klinse-za Park in northern British Columbia will expand from 2,689 hectares to nearly 200,000 hectares.

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B C provincial parks expand to 200,000 ha

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.

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B C provincial parks expand to 200,000 ha

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.

United kingdomRoland willsonRudy paquetteGeorge heymanWilderness societyMinistry of environmentBritish columbiaTwin sisters provincial parkClimate change strategyTwin sisters provincialSaulteau first nationsFirst nationsWest moberly first nationsChief roland willsonWest moberly firstTori ball

B C provincial parks expand to 200,000 ha

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.

United kingdomGeorge heymanRoland willsonRudy paquetteMinistry of environmentWilderness societyBritish columbiaTwin sisters provincial parkClimate change strategyTwin sisters provincialSaulteau first nationsFirst nationsWest moberly first nationsChief roland willsonWest moberly firstTori ball

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