Mount Robson Corridor

Mount Robson Corridor Protected Area is located in eastern British Columbia along the western boundary of Mount Robson Provincial Park, protecting critical wildlife habitat and ecological connectivity in the Rocky Mountain region. The protected area encompasses forested valleys, alpine meadows, and mountain terrain adjacent to Mount Robson, the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies at 3,954 meters. This corridor serves an important conservation function by maintaining wildlife movement routes and protecting watersheds flowing into the Fraser River system. The area was established to ensure ecosystem integrity in a region increasingly fragmented by highways and development, working in conjunction with adjacent protected areas to preserve ecological values.