Canada unveils huge wildlife park

February 8, 2006 D. H. McKee

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Canada has unveiled a 16-million acre preserve, including parkland teeming with grizzly bears, wolves and wild salmon in the ancestral home of many native tribes.
Closing another chapter of the wars between environmentalists and loggers, the Great Bear Rainforest is the result of a deal between governments, aboriginal First Nations, the logging industry and activists.
The new preserve, which dwarfs the famed 2.2-million-acre Yellowstone National Park in the United States, will stretch 250 miles along British Columbiaâ..s rugged Pacific coastline â.. the ancestral home of groups whose cultures date back thousands of years.
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