Stewardship and management

Kouchibouguac National Park

Kouchibouguac National Park, established in 1979, protects 238 km² of Maritime Plain natural region along New Brunswick’s eastern coast. Its diverse habitats include barrier islands, salt marshes, forests, and tidal rivers, home to over 15 species at risk, such as the piping plover and Gulf of St. Lawrence aster. Designated a dark sky preserve, the park also celebrates the cultural heritage of the night sky.

Management plan

Management plan 2021, "What we heard" report.

Film, video and photography guidelines

Guidelines, application process, conditions and requirements, etc.

Fact sheet

The creation of Kouchibouguac National Park, Report on the Special Inquiry.

Media Statements

Media Statements from the Northern New Brunswick Field Unit

Expropriated families pass

Special pass program for expropriated families for the purpose of establishing the park.

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