Road Through Riding Mountain Park Won't Be Built
In a Manitoba letter the minister explains Parks Canada studies show the west end of Riding Mountain National Park cannot support a road through its wilderness area. The plan to connect Rossburn and Grandview prompted field research and a commitment to public tours, stressing preservation of prairie pothole habitat and fescue prairie, with limited park-access roads only where they do not harm the ecosystem.
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Riding Mountain National Park
Rossburn
Grandview
Parks Canada
Parks Planning
Canada
Ai Mountain
Mountain National Parks
Committee For the International Biological Program
Kays Lake
Jean Chretien
Indian Affairs
Park Canada
Prairie Region Parks Canada Director Letter
A formal note from R. P. Malis, Director of the Prairie Region Parks Canada, explains the agency’s stance on a park protection matter and thanks the recipient for the opportunity to present the position. The letter emphasizes prioritizing park values and safeguarding protected areas.
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R. P. Malis
Prairie Region Parks Canada
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