An enormous national marine conservation reserve is being established on British Columbia's central coast, spanning an area larger than Prince Edward Island.
An enormous national marine conservation reserve is being established on British Columbia’s central coast, spanning an area larger than Prince Edward Island.
The protected area, named Mia-yaltwa Ha’lidzogm hoon, is the result of an agreement between six coastal First Nations and the provincial and federal governments.
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