As Canada's largest national park, Wood Buffalo also has a wide range of outdoor excursions to enjoy, perfect for outdoor, wildlife, and nature enthusiasts.

Wood Buffalo is Canada’s largest national park. Covering more territory than Switzerland, it sprawls across northeastern Alberta and juts into the southern part of the Northwest Territories.

OTTAWA, June 28, 2018 /CNW/ - The Government of Canada recognizes the Outstanding Universal Value of Canada's 18 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Wood Buffalo National Park, and is committed ...

Canada is dragging its feet in protecting Wood Buffalo National Park, critics say The study looked at 17 measures of environmental health, from river flows to Indigenous use. It concludes 15 are ...

UN committee directs Canada to protect Wood Buffalo National Park — or else. Canada was given an ultimatum: implement an action plan and report back by the end of 2018, or risk the park being ...

Het nationaal park Wood Buffalo ligt op de vlaktes in de noordelijk centrale regio van Canada en omvat 44.807 vierkante meter. Een van de trekpleisters van het park is ’s werelds grootste binnenlandse ...

(ANNews) – Wood Buffalo National Park is at risk of losing its UNESCO Heritage Status. The 44,000-square-kilometre park is Canada’s largest national park and home to one of the largest free ...

Wood Buffalo National Park covers almost 45,000 square kilometres of grasslands, wetlands and waterways — one of the world’s largest inland deltas.

An exhaustive federal study of Canada’s largest national park concludes almost every aspect of its environment is deteriorating. The 561-page report on Wood Buffalo National Park says industry ...

Parks Canada says it is monitoring an anthrax outbreak in remote areas of Wood Buffalo National Park. ... on the boundary of Wood Buffalo National Park in Alberta, is shown on Sept.19, 2011.

The report on Wood Buffalo National Park says industry, dams, climate change and natural cycles are sucking the lifeblood from the vast delta of northeastern Alberta's Peace and Athabasca rivers ...