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In the heart of a marine protected area of exceptional diversity, enjoy activities on land and at sea and discover the St. Lawrence and the Saguenay Fjord, their particularities and their history. A wide array of activities is available: whale watching from the shore or at sea, boat, sailboat or kayak excursions, discovery of the islands of the St. Lawrence, interpretation centres, hiking, spectacular viewpoints and sunsets.

Its mandate
Co-managed by Parks Canada and Sépaq and in collaboration with the community, the mission of the Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park is to sustainably increase the level of protection of its ecosystems for conservation purposes, while promoting educational, recreational and scientific activities.

Conservation measures for all users
The Marine Activities in the Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park Regulations establishes rules of conduct, speed limits and distance required. It also takes into account the precarious status of some species in order to limit the disruption to the environment.

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182, rue de l’Église
Tadoussac (Québec) G0T 2A0
Phone: 418-235-4703
Email: information@pc.gc.ca
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Nunavik is Québec’s far north, rugged and awe-inspiring.

For millennium, the remote geography of this immense territory has served to protect the region’s natural features and landscapes, as well as its wildlife. The exceptionally pure waters of Pingualuk Lake and its circular crater, the towering heights of the Torngat Mountains and the rich plant and animal life of Richmond Gulf are but a few examples.

Today, Parks Nunavik is dedicated to protecting these exceptional features and representative landscapes from encroaching human activity that includes non-renewable resource exploitation. The protection offered by Parks Nunavik focuses on conservation through enhanced educational and recreational opportunities for Nunavimmiut and travellers from around the globe.

Téléphone: 819 964-2961
Télécopieur: 819 964-0694
Site Internet: www.nunavikparks.ca
Courriel: info@nunavikparks.ca

Véloroute des Bleuets is a cycling route that loops around Lac Saint-Jean, running through 15 municipalities and the community of Mashteuiatsh. Our mission is to manage, develop and consolidate the ”Véloroute des Bleuets” experience by building on the quality of our services and infrastructure in concert with the community, and through sustainable development and healthy living values.

Through our values we:

• Highlight our cycle experience and destination with pride to guarantee the highest of standards and quality of our infrastructure and services.
• Actively encourage, contribute, and promote the benefits of a heathy lifestyle.
• Contribute to the development of our eco-tourism industry, enhancing both the social and economic dynamics of our region.
• Posses a unique and significant leadership ability, highlighting a model of success and dialogue with our municipal and socio economic partners.

In 2020, Véloroute des Bleuets became the first ever electrified bike circuit in North America by introducing free bike-energy charging stations for electric bikes.

Maintenance projects are carried out on a regular basis to ensure the durability of the cycle paths to improve the users’s enjoyability and safety. Patrol ambassadors also ride the circuit throughout the summer to meet cyclists and tourists and assist them if needed!