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Agreement

Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy

The Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy was launched in 2015 with the goal of uniting the Commonwealth’s 53 members in conserving forests for future generations.

Working Together

In February 2016, the Government of B.C., First Nations, environmental groups, and forest industry representatives announced how the Great Bear Rainforest would be managed now and into the future.

Agreement Highlights

The 2016 Great Bear Rainforest Act will conserve 85% of the forest and 70% of old growth over time, achieving a high level of ecological integrity.

GBR Partners

Government, First Nations, environmental groups and industry: learn what groups came together to make the GBR agreement happen.

GBR Communities

The Government of B.C. continues to build and strengthen relationships with Aboriginal people and communities

THE REGION

The North Coast and Central Coast regions of B.C. are unique because of the highly diverse plant, animal, and marine life and the equally diverse geography and climate.

VISIT THIS AMAZING PLACE

The Great Bear Rainforest has become a popular destination for travelers seeking first-hand views of the region’s stunning landscapes, waterways and array of wildlife.

BIODIVERSITY

Learn about the rich diversity of marine life, mammals, birds, plants and trees that make B.C's Great Bear Rainforest their home and contribute to the natural beauty of the region.

The Queen's Commonwealth Canopy