Todagin Wildlife Management Area

Todagin Wildlife Management Area is a vast protected area in northwestern British Columbia, established on March 19, 2001 to conserve and manage critical stone sheep habitat. Covering 122,787 hectares, it is the province’s largest wildlife management area, stretching across much of the northern Klappan Range and surrounding Todagin South Slope Provincial Park. Its terrain ranges from open highlands to forested valley bottoms and includes Maitland Volcano. This varied landscape supports stone sheep along with grizzly bear, wolf, moose, woodland caribou, mountain goat, hoary marmot, and numerous birds. It is significant for the scale of its habitat, its northern mountain ecosystem, and its place within the Tahltan First Nation’s wider landscape and the Sacred Headwaters region.

British Columbia · Canada