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Conservancy overview
Dean River Conservancy was established as part of government’s land use decision in the Central Coast planning area. The conservancy borders Tweedsmuir Provincial Park’s western boundary, providing ecological connectivity between Tweedsmuir Provincial Park and Jump Across Creek Conservancy.
The Dean River is one of the few Central Coast Rivers that cut through the coastal mountains, linking the Interior and the coast. Grizzly bears travel through the Dean from the Interior to access coastal fishing grounds.
Conservancy Size: 56,096 hectares
Date Established: June 27, 2008
The Dean River is one of the few Central Coast Rivers that cut through the coastal mountains, linking the Interior and the coast. Grizzly bears travel through the Dean from the Interior to access coastal fishing grounds.
Conservancy Size: 56,096 hectares
Date Established: June 27, 2008
Location
The conservancy is approximately 25 kilometres north of Bella Coola and 75 kilometres northeast of Bella Bella.Advisories
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Conservancy details
- Date established: June 27, 2008
- Size: 56096 hectares
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