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Troup Passage Conservancy

British Columbia

Troup Passage Conservancy was established as part of government’s land use decision in the central coast planning area. This conservancy consists of a narrow ocean passage between Chatfield and Cunningham Islands with intricate shorelines, small bays and islets. The narrows is rich in marine life, including extensive anemone beds along its rock walls. Significant cultural and heritage values exist within Troup Passage Conservancy. 

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