Pimachiowin Aki is of sufficient size to encompass all aspects of Anishinaabe traditional livelihood activities, customary waterways, traditional knowledge of the landscape and seasonal rounds of travel, for hunting, trapping, fishing and gathering, and sacred sites (although some of these extend beyond the boundaries), and includes sufficient attributes necessary to convey its value. Further extensions of the boundaries over time, as may be proposed by First Nations adjacent to the site boundaries, would further improve the integrity of the site (World Heritage Committee, 2018).