Columbia Wetlands region

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The Columbia Wetlands region is an extensive, ecologically rich network of wetlands along the upper Columbia River in southeastern British Columbia, renowned for its biodiversity and importance to migratory birds.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Important Bird Area
Ramsar site
protected area
wetland complex
area over 15,000 hectares
biodiversity high
country Canada
designation Important Bird Area of Canada
Ramsar Wetland of International Importance
Wildlife Management Area
ecoregion Rocky Mountain Trench
ecosystemType marshes
oxbow lakes
riparian forests
riverine wetlands
governedBy British Columbia Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development
humanUse birdwatching
canoeing and kayaking
wildlife viewing
importance carbon storage
critical stopover for migratory birds on the Pacific Flyway
flood regulation
important breeding habitat for waterfowl
water purification
knownFor extensive marshes and backwaters
importance to migratory birds
rich biodiversity
length approximately 180 kilometres
locatedAlong upper Columbia River
linked to: Columbia River
locatedBetween Columbia Mountains
Rocky Mountains
locatedIn British Columbia
southeastern British Columbia
locatedOnRiver Columbia River
nearestCity Golden, British Columbia
Invermere, British Columbia
linked to: Invermere

Radium Hot Springs, British Columbia
linked to: Radium Hot Springs
partOf Columbia River Basin
protectedBy Province of British Columbia
linked to: British Columbia
supportsSpecies amphibians
bald eagle
great blue heron
migratory waterfowl
native fish species
osprey
trumpeter swan
various shorebirds
threat adjacent land development
hydrological alteration
invasive species

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Columbia Lake partOf Columbia Wetlands region