Conservation
Kouchibouguac National Park
Kouchibouguac National Park is committed to conservation, protecting ecosystems and wildlife for future generations.
From coastal dunes and salt marshes to forests and rivers, the park’s conservation efforts focus on habitat restoration, species at risk, and ecological monitoring. Through research, stewardship programs, and collaboration with Indigenous partners and scientists, Parks Canada works to maintain the park’s natural balance while adapting to environmental challenges.
Conservation stories
Explore the top stories from the front lines of our science and conservation work.
Adapting to climate change
Protecting Kouchibouguac’s ecosystems through climate adaptation and conservation efforts.
Piping Plover recovery
Learn how Kouchibouguac National Park supports Piping Plover recovery through monitoring and habitat protection.
Reintroduction of the Gulf of St. Lawrence Aster
Kouchibouguac’s restoration efforts are helping the rare Gulf of St. Lawrence Aster make a comeback.
Atlantic Salmon Recovery
Monitoring, habitat restoration, and conservation efforts support wild Atlantic salmon survival.
Bat conservation
Efforts to protect bat populations in Kouchibouguac National Park.- Date modified :