***About Haida Gwaii

***: Haida Gwaii, formerly known as the Queen Charlotte Islands, is a secluded archipelago off the northern Pacific coast of Canada. Renowned for its ecological diversity and cultural significance, it is predominantly inhabited by the Haida people, whose history and art are deeply woven into the fabric of the islands. The region is characterized by lush, moss-covered rainforests, rugged coastlines, and rich marine environments. Haida Gwaii serves as a spiritual and environmental bastion, preserving centuries-old traditions and an abundance of wildlife, including the revered black bear and myriad avian species. The totems depicted in art signify the deep connection of the Haida people to their land, embodying their beliefs, kinship, and history.

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