The Belly River is added to NCC’s existing group of conservation lands adjacent to Waterton Lakes National Park. The site contains numerous critical habitats that go beyond the boundaries of the already protected national park. The property is alongside 800 metres of the Belly River, providing habitat for birds, amphibians and fish that dwell within the waterways. SEE ALSO: First-of-a-kind study reveals Canada’s most vulnerable eco-regions Known for its breathtaking landscapes, Alberta's Waterton Lakes National Park has been given additional environmental protection near it to ensure the surrounding invaluable topography and wildlife are conserved.Įarlier this month, the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) secured the 43-hectare Belly River property, growing its existing network of conservation lands adjacent to the national park. Vital Alberta site gets conservation boost for grasslands, wildlife
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