New Canada-Quebec Collaboration on Biodiversity - Québec and Ottawa confirm their intent to create a new joint marine park in the Anticosti-Mingan area
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Friday, November 24, 2023
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That is the reason why the governments of Canada and Quebec are announcing their joint intent to establish a new joint marine park in Quebec to protect this natural gem.
Key Points:
- That is the reason why the governments of Canada and Quebec are announcing their joint intent to establish a new joint marine park in Quebec to protect this natural gem.
- This announcement is the first step towards the creation of a possible Anticosti-Mingan marine park.
- Our objective is to protect the vast and diverse marine ecosystems that link the Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve to Anticosti Island.
- Today, the announcement of intent to create a new protected area by a marine park leads to another major protection project which adjoins that of the Anticosti Biodiversity Reserve.