IBA	Cumshewa Inlet north to Sheldens Bay Queen Charlotte City, British Columbia
Site Summary
BC144	Latitude Longitude	53.068° N 131.687° W	Elevation Size	0 m 305.89 km²

Habitats: tidal rivers/estuaries, mud or sand flats (saline), inlets/coastal features (marine)	Land Use: Tourism/recreation	Potential or ongoing Threats: Harvesting, Oil slicks, Recreation/tourism
IBA Criteria: Globally Significant: Congregatory Species, Continentally Significant: Congregatory Species, Nationally Significant: Threatened Species, Congregatory Species, Waterfowl Concentrations
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Criteria Version: Current Original (circa 2000) Date Range: All Pre-2000 Post-2000 Last 10 Years Display: Summary Details IBA Criteria Species↓ T | A | I Links Date Season Number G C N Marbled Murrelet 1947 - 1990 SU 147 - 700 ✔ ✔ White-winged Scoter 1985 FA 10,000 ✔ Note: species shown in bold indicate that the maximum number exceeds at least one of the IBA thresholds (sub-regional, regional or global). The site may still not qualify for that level of IBA if the maximum number reflects an exceptional or historical occurrence.

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The IBA Program is an international conservation initiative coordinated by BirdLife International. The Canadian co-partners for the IBA Program are Birds Canada and Nature Canada.