Zumtela Bay Conservancy
British Columbia
Zumtela Bay Conservancy was established as part of government’s land use decision for the North Coast planning area. The conservancy contains a registered boat haven and anchorage and provides sport fishing and diving opportunities. Zumtela Bay Conservancy covers 18 hectares of upland adjacent to the bay and 31 hectares of foreshore, and includes the marine waters within Zumtela Bay and the island at the mouth of the bay. There are no facilities in the conservancy. The conservancy protects cultural values, such as important harvesting and gathering areas.
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