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UNESCO delivered a blistering assessment of the state of Wood Buffalo National Park, and the Mikisew Cree First Nation believes there is a path forward for Canada

  • Natural World Heritage Sites contain the planet’s most outstanding natural wonders and Canada has the honour of having one of the largest, Wood Buffalo
Opinion | BY PETER POWDER AND MELODY LEPINE | August 18, 2021
The World Heritage Committee delivered a blistering assessment, concluding that threats to the Peace Athabasca Delta, pictured, from unresolved jurisdictional issues undermining its primary tributaries, contamination concerns from upstream industries, and other government actions put it at such risk that its outstanding values stand to be lost. Forever. Photograph courtesy of Wood Buffalo National Park collection

UNESCO delivered a blistering assessment of the state of Wood Buffalo National Park, and the Mikisew Cree First Nation believes there is a path forward for Canada

Opinion | BY PETER POWDER AND MELODY LEPINE | August 18, 2021
  • Natural World Heritage Sites contain the planet’s most outstanding natural wonders and Canada has the honour of having one of the largest, Wood Buffalo

UNESCO delivered a blistering assessment of the state of Wood Buffalo National Park, and the Mikisew Cree First Nation believes there is a path forward for Canada

Opinion | BY PETER POWDER AND MELODY LEPINE | August 18, 2021
  • Natural World Heritage Sites contain the planet’s most outstanding natural wonders and Canada has the honour of having one of the largest, Wood Buffalo
The World Heritage Committee delivered a blistering assessment, concluding that threats to the Peace Athabasca Delta, pictured, from unresolved jurisdictional issues undermining its primary tributaries, contamination concerns from upstream industries, and other government actions put it at such risk that its outstanding values stand to be lost. Forever. Photograph courtesy of Wood Buffalo National Park collection
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