Wapusk Nationalpark-MantibotaCanada
Jackson Krebs
physical features of the park
Wapusk National Park is on the southwest corner of the Hudson Bay. It is around 11,475 spare kilometers. The park is a marvelous place to view the Northern Lights. The land is a mix of tundra and forests so there are a mix of different habitats and areas to hike and explore. The tide marks in the park are 6.2 miles apart from low to high.
park wild life
Polar bears
The park is the biggest Polar bear maternity in the world. Their is about 1200 bears there currently.
Beluga whales
Of the almost 10,000 Beluga whales in the Hudson bay area nearly 3,500 are a part of Wapusk national park.
Some of the birds
There are around 100 types of birds like Ross's Gulls, Tundra Swan and, Red-necked Phalaropes .
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vegitation
There are over 1,000 types of vegitation on the property. There are plants like Alpine Azaleas, Lapland Rosebays, and Purple saxifrages dot the landscape. Berries like Bear berries, cranberries, and Blue berries are abundant in the park. during the summer
tourists facilites
The park offers different tours and viewings of the area. In the November, February, and March months there are Polar bear viewing trips available. Or you can get a aerial tour of the park. and form June 1st to the 30th you can take a canoe trip down the Owl river and camp.
citations
(Pictures) Google.com Web. December 9, 2014.
(Information) pc.gc.ca Web. December 9, 2014.
(information) greatcanadianparks.com Web. December 9, 2014