The Klinse-za/Twin Sisters Park in northeastern B.C. is expanding to nearly 200,000 hectares, offering stronger protection for sacred Indigenous sites and critical wildlife habitat. The expanded park, which is also home to at-risk species, such as fishers, bull trout, grizzly bears and wolverines, creates the largest provincial park established in B.C. in a decade. The park will help restore healthy ecosystems and watersheds, including vital caribou habitats, a key measure to recover caribou in the region.