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Nature abounds in New Brunswick. We want to ensure it always will. That is why we are permanently and legally protecting land and water that represent our natural heritage.
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Class I |
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| Class I Protected Natural Areas do not allow public access. These sites require complete protection because human activity could damage the features being protected. Human activity could also affect scientific experiments and monitoring programs conducted in these areas. |
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| • Bull Pasture Bog |
• Whitehorse Island |
| • Hovey Hill |
• Wilson Brook |
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Class II |
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| Class II Protected Natural Areas allow public access. These areas may be good examples of natural ecosystems or landscapes. – or examples of ecosystems that have been modified by human activity and therefore offer an opportunity to study the recovery of natural ecosystems. |
- Baillie Settlement
- Bay du Vin Island
- Berry Brook
- Big Bald Mountain
- Big Rocky Brook
- Black River
- Blue Mountain
- Cains River
- Caledonia Gorge
- Canaan Bog
- Canoose Flowage
- Clarke Brook
- Cranberry Lake
- Dionne Brook
- Dowdall Lake
- Dungarvon Whooper Spring Woodlot
- Eel River
- Foley Island
- Freeze Lakes
- Glazier Lake
- Goodfellow Brook
- Goose Lake
- Gooseberry Cove
- Goulette Brook
- Gover Mountain
- Grand Lake
- Howard Brook
- Jacquet River Gorge
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- Little Salmon River
- Little Tomoowa Lake
- Loch Alva
- MacFarlane Brook
- McCoy Brook
- McDougalls Brook
- McManus Hill
- Miscou Grande Plaine
- Mount Elizabeth
- Musquash
- Nepisiguit
- New River
- Oak Mountain
- Patchell Brook
- Phillipstown
- Picadilly Mountain
- Point Wolfe River Gorge
- Pollard Brook
- St. Croix River Islands
- Shinnickburn
- South Kedgwick River
- Spednic Lake
- Tabusintac
- Tay River
- Two Mile Brook Fen
- Upper Thorn Point Brook
- Upsalquitch Forks
- Williamstown Lake
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