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Step into Glacier National Park—the birthplace of glaciology in Canada, where glacier research has been underway since the 1800s. Today, Parks Canada works in collaboration with partners, universities, and researchers to monitor these ice giants and understand the impacts of climate change.

By studying glaciers, we gain critical insights that help us adapt to a changing climate and protect vulnerable ecosystems and species.

Learn more: https://parks.canada.ca/pn-np/bc/glacier/nature/recherche-research/glacier

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Parks Canada is a government agency that takes care of important natural and cultural places across the country. We protect these special places and help people learn about them, enjoy them, and understand why they matter. Our goal is to keep these places healthy and meaningful now and for future generations.

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Canada’s national parks, national marine conservation areas, and national historic sites are the ultimate awe-inspiring experience.

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What does it really take to protect nature in Canada?

From ancient forests to powerful rivers, Canada’s ecosystems support life, culture, and livelihoods. But they’re under threat—from climate change, invasive species, and habitat loss. Parks Canada is working with Indigenous partners, scientists, and local communities to restore ecosystems, protect species at risk, and tackle the climate and biodiversity crises head-on.

This video explores how conservation is a team effort—and why protecting nature protects something bigger: our health, our heritage, and the future of the land that sustains us all.

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