
Nature and science
Kouchibouguac National Park
The park extends over 238 square kilometres of Maritime Plain Natural Region along New Brunswick’s scenic Acadian Coast. This mosaic of salt marshes, peat bogs, freshwater systems, Acadian woodland and sandy beaches has long captivated guests, one generation to the next.
Conservation
Conservation and protection of Kouchibouguac's ecosystems and wildlife.
Ecosystems of Kouchibouguac
The park's ecosystems: forests, coastal landscapes, freshwater areas, and wetlands.
Scientific research
Research partnerships helping protect ecosystems and train future experts.
Dark-sky preserve
Preserving the night sky by applying strict lighting guidelines to reduce light pollution.
Firewood Importation Ban
A prohibition on the importation of firewood into the park is in effect.
Annual Christmas Bird Count
The annual event brings together bird enthusiasts to collect valuable data.
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 :