The Nahanni National Park, Canadian Wilderness and First Nations, Alan Latourelle
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Alan Latourelle, CEO of Parks Canada, spoke during the Monday (9 November) WILD9 plenary on The Nahanni National Park, Canadian Wilderness and First Nations.
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- 1. Expansion of Nahanni National Park Reserve L’agrandissement de la réserve de parc national Nahanni
- 2. An alpine pool above Death Lake in the Nahanni Karstlands.
- 3. Park staff near the karst cliffs above Death Lake in the Nahanni Karstlands.
- 4. Death Lake, with Death Canyon in the distance. Nahanni Karstlands.
- 5. The Second Polje on a cloudy day, in the Nahanni Karstlands.
- 6. Park staff surveying the karst formations in the Nahanni Karstlands.
- 7. Marcel Cholo and Sharon Hayes exploring karst caves on a karst survey in the Nahanni Karstlands.
- 8. The Ram River Canyon in the Nahanni Karstlands.
- 9. Park staff surveying the karst formations in the Nahanni Karstlands.
- 10. Looking down into Death Canyon from a karst cave in the cliffs above. Nahanni Karstlands.
- 11. Elsie Marcellais of Nahanni Butte prepares a moose hide. If the national park is expanded, Aboriginal traditional harvesting will always continue.
- 12. Dall’s sheep at the Prairie Creek mineral lick.
- 13. Dall’s sheep sheltering in karst caves, Nahanni Karstlands
- 14. Woodland Caribou moving through the Rabbitkettle valley in spring.
- 17. Weighing a stunned Bull Trout during the Bull Trout study.
- 18. Source pool for Meilleur Springs, in the southern part of the Greater Nahanni Ecosystem.
- 19. A tufa (calcium carbonate) waterfall near Meilleur Hot Springs, in the southern part of the Greater Nahanni Ecosystem.
- 20. Glacier Lake and Mt. Harrison-Smith, Cirque of the Unclimbables.
- 21. Climbers camping in the Fairy Meadows, Cirque of the Unclimbables, Greater Nahanni Ecosystem.
- 22. Ragged Range glaciers, west of Cirque of the Unclimbables.
- 23. Ragged Range icefield, Greater Nahanni Ecosystem.
- 24. Setting up a glacier monitoring station near Brintnell Glacier.
- 25. Jon Tsetso and Barry Troke, surveying Dall’s sheep on Tlogotsho Plateau.
- 26. Park Warden Jon Tsetso on the Tlogotsho Plateau, surveying Dall’s sheep.
Notas do Editor
- The recommended boundary: at 30,000 square km, this covers 91% of the Dehcho part of the GNE. It is 14.3% of the Dehcho territory. In area it is between Option 1 and Option 2 that we just showed. It has better conservation value than option 1, and better mineral availability than option 2. Speak to: (1) conservation gains; (2) areas left open to mining; and (3) mining roads.