Forest, T is internationally renowned for its wilderness and wildlife. It was designated to enable economic development to take place while wilderness, wildlife and cultures, to be maintained in perpetuity, where world class integrated resource management decision-making is practiced ensuring that resource development and other human activities take place in harmony with wilderness quality, wildlife and the dynamic ecosystems on which they depend". managed through specially designated routes, identified in the Access Management Area Regulation (Wildlife Act). Outside of the designated routes, travel is by snowmobile, boat, horse, plane and foot. The Muskwa-Kechika Advisory Board, appointed by the Premier, provides valuable advice to government on resource management in the M-KMA. Find out about riverboat trips and guided trail rides. The tiny Reflection Lake is a perfect habitat for moose and bird life. Also from here are several designated vehicle access routes leading into interesting terrain of the back country via truck or ATV. Spectacular views from the Nonda Creek Tower are well worth the drive. by travellers. |