National Parks of
Canada
NATIONAL PARK NAME
FILE SAVED:
DESIGN A LOGO FOR THE PARK
PHOTO/DRAWING THAT REPRESENTS
THE PARK
LOCATION
LATITUDE :
LONGITUDE :
LOCATE THE NATIONAL
PARK AND THE ECOZONE
BOUNDARIES ON THE MAP
OF CANADA
SIZE OF THE NATIONAL PARK (KM2):
LOCATE THE PARK ON ITS PROVINCIAL/
TERRITORIAL MAP
DRAW A MAP OF THE NATIONAL PARK
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NAME OF THE ECOZONE WHERE THE PARK IS
LOCATED:
The following information should reflect the ecozone where the park is located.
LANDFORM DESCRIPTION
CLIMATE
VEGETATION TYPE
SOIL TYPE
UNIQUE/IMPORTANT
LANDFORM
EXAMPLES OF FLORA
EXAMPLES OF
FAUNA
RARES OR ENDANGERED SPECIES
(PLANT OR ANIMAL) FOUND IN
THE PARK
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SPECIFIC INFORMATION ABOUT
THE NATIONAL PARK
IMPORTANCE OF THE NATIONAL PARK:
HISTORY OF THE REGION PRIOR TO THE PARK BEING ESTABLISHED:
ROLE OF THE PARK TODAY IN ENSURING LONG TERM PROTECTION:
SERVICES AND PROGRAMS PROVIDED BY PARKS CANADA:
THREATS TO THE PARK (INTERNAL/EXTERNAL, ACTUAL/POTENTIAL):
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GEOGRAPHIC PROCESSES
National Parks and protected areas contain numerous dynamic and changing systems.
Describe below the key geographic processes - physical and human - that are, or have,
been present in the park. Examples of such processes may include: weathering,
erosion, glaciation, climate change, pollution, urban expansion, etc.). Discuss how these
processes are inter-related.
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