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History of Parks Canada Electronic Library & Archive
Welcome! The History of Parks Canada Electronic Library and Archive is
a portal to electronic publications covering the cultural and natural history
of the Canadian National Parks System, which includes 47 national
parks/reserves, one national urban park, 1,001 national historic sites (172 of which are
administered by Parks Canada, including nine heritage canals), four national marine
conservation areas/reserves, and one national landmark, along with documents from the
history of the agency that has been entrusted to manage this System: Parks
Canada.
This Website is an independent effort and is not
affiliated with the Government of Canada/Parks Canada. The information contained in this Website is
historical in scope and is not meant as an aid for travel planning; please refer to
the official PARKS CANADA
Website for current information.
Bienvenue! La Histoire de
la bibliothèque électronique et archive de Parcs Canada est un portail de
publications électroniques sur l’histoire culturelle et naturelle du réseau des
parcs nationaux du Canada, qui inclut comprend 47 parcs nationaux / réserves, un
parc urbain national, 1,001 lieux historiques nationaux (dont 172 sont administrés
par Parcs Canada, y compris neuf canaux du patrimoine), quatre aires marines de
conservation nationales, un point de repère national, ainsi que des documents de
l'histoire de l'agence chargée de gérer ce système: Parcs Canada.
Ce site Web est un effort indépendant et n'est pas
affilié au gouvernement du Canada / Parcs Canada. Les informations contenues sur
ce site Web ont une portée historique et ne constituent pas une
aide à la planification de voyages ; veuillez consulter le site Web officiel de
PARCS CANADA pour
obtenir des renseignements à jour.
Histoire de la bibliothèque électronique et archive de Parcs Canada
New eLibrary Additions
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Research Links / Échos de la recherche (1993-2004)
Lake Louise: sharing the land with grizzly bears (JMK, July 2002)
The Endangered Banff Springs Snail (Parks Canada, undated)
Draft Management Plan, Kluane National Park and Reserve of Canada / Ébauche du plan directeur2022, Parc national et réserve de parc national du Canada (Parks Canada, May 25, 2022)
200-Block Banff Avenue Redevelopment Project Overview / Réaménagement du pâté de maisons 200 de l'avenue Banff aperçu du projet (Parks Canada, October 2022)
National Parks Traveler News
How Dawson City Is Telling A Deeper Klondike Gold Rush Story (Jennifer Bain, October 31, 2022)
Visiting Batoche, The Spiritual Capital Of The Saskatchewan Métis (Jennifer Bain, October 30, 2022)
Polar Bear Cams Go Live In Churchill, Manitoba (Jennifer Bain, October 30, 2022)
Canadian Sites Named To New Global List Of Geological Heritage Sites (NPT Staff, October 29, 2022)
Legendary Mountain Explorers' Lost Cache Found After 85 Years (NPT Staff, October 28, 2022)
Public Feedback Sought On Banff Avenue Redevelopment (NPT Staff, October 25, 2022)
Giving Dall's Sheep Their Space In Kluane (Jennifer Bain, October 24, 2022)
In The Yukon, A Chat With Parks Canada’s Only Shipwright (Jennifer Bain, October 23, 2022)
An Island Getaway To Canada's Smallest National Park (Jennifer Bain, October 18, 2022)
Parks Canada Bison Burgers Sold At Two Saskatchewan Sites (NPT Staff, October 17, 2022)
In Search Of The Rare Lizard Of Grasslands National Par (Jennifer Bain, October 16, 2022)
N.W.T. First Nation Signs Benefit Agreement With Parks Canada (NPT Staff, October 11, 2022)
How Banff Is Saving Westslope Cutthroat Trout (Jennifer Bain, October 10, 2022)
Visiting Fundy’s Endangered Atlantic Salmon (Jennifer Bain, October 9, 2022)
Miette Road Closure Will Benefit Cyclists, Walkers (NPT Staff, October 6, 2022)
In Search Of Wood Buffalo's Northern Lights And Whooping Cranes (Carol Patterson, October 5, 2022)
Pollinator Gardens And Other Reasons To Love Fundy National Park (Jennifer Bain, October 4, 2022)
Mi'kmaq Stories In Kouchibouguac National Park (Jennifer Bain, October 3, 2022)
Prince Edward Island's Fragile Dunes Damaged By Fiona (NPT Staff, October 2, 2022)
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by Parks Canada, Environment and Climate Change Canada, and Natural
Resources Canada are not in
the public domain but are copyrighted by the Government of Canada (Crown).
The electronic editions of these publications are for non-commercial
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information. Due diligence has been employed in scanning these documents in
an attempt to ensure the accuracy of the materials reproduced; however,
these should not be viewed as official versions of the original nor having
been made in affiliation with or with the endorsement of Parks Canada,
Environment and Climate Change Canada, or Natural Resources Canada. Copies
of License to Reproduce Copyrighted Works Owned by the Crown obtained
from these agencies graciously permitting us to host these digital
reproductions are on file. Use of this Website is done so at your own
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