Parks Canada identified the Churn Creek area as a potential park due to its populations of bighorn sheep and other mammals, but opposition from local ranchers stopped the formation of a National Park.
Opposition from local ranchers stopped the formation of a National park. Parks Canada identified the Churn Creek area as a potential park due to its populations of bighorn sheep and other mammals.
Parks Canada identified the Churn Creek area as a potential park due to its populations of bighorn sheep and other mammals. Opposition from local ranchers stopped the formation of a National park.
Parks Canada identified the Churn Creek area as a potential park due to its populations of bighorn sheep and other mammals. Opposition from local ranchers stopped the formation of a National park.