How Parks Canada is using GIS to Research and Protect the Bluenose West Caribou Herd

April 3, 2020

Check out how Hayleigh is using GIS (geographic information systems) and location information at Parks Canada to help protect Tuktut Nogait National Park and the Bluenose-West Caribou Herd that lives there! To learn more, contact us: https://esri.ca/contactus

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