Canada's extraordinary landscapes, ecosystems and natural wonders — from the boreal forest to the aurora borealis.
From the turquoise glacial lakes of Banff to the polar bear territory of Wapusk and the ancient rainforests of Pacific Rim, Canada's national park system protects an astonishing variety of landscapes.
Stretching 5,500 kilometres from the Yukon to Newfoundland, Canada's boreal forest is the largest intact forest ecosystem remaining on Earth.
Few natural phenomena on Earth match the aurora borealis for sheer visual drama. Canada's vast northern territories sit directly within the auroral oval — the ring where the light show is most intense.