In the northernmost reaches of Manitoba there is a pristine expanse of tundra, wetlands and forests as vast as Nova Scotia.

It is one of the last great wild places on our planet. Caribou and polar bears roam beneath massive flocks of birds near an estuary teeming with beluga whales.

There are no permanent roads. No mines. No industrial development of any kind.

Sayisi Dene First Nation is working with its Cree, Dene and Inuit neighbours to conserve the Seal River Watershed's 50,000 square kilometers as an Indigenous Protected Area.

Learn more at www.sealriverwatershed.ca