Forillon National Park is a place of unparalleled diversity: sea, cliffs, mountains, sand dunes and boreal forest. The influence of the sea is profound here, and the richness of the waters endows the area with abundant marine species, including humpback whales and harbour seals. The inland areas reveal the legacy of the Europeans who farmed here; their abandoned fields are still visible. The lush, interior forest is also the focus of the park's first black bear research project.