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(cover photo: Boya Lake / Destination BC)
Cryptic Tools for Cryptic Species: Using Innovative eDNA Sampling to Find the Secretive Sharp-tailed Snake
Categories: BC Parks News | Featured
By Laura Matthias and Carrina Maslovat Ecological reserves protect unique species or ecosystems, and do not allow intensive recreation, making them appropriate places for education and...
Take Me Outside Day 2021
Categories: Community Engagement | Education
About Get ready for Take Me Outside Day on October 20, 2021! Bring your positive attitude, remember that a rain jacket, and a warm pair of shoes. This event is...
BC Parks Youth Employment Program and Student Rangers , Summer 2021, Part 2
Categories: BC Parks Licence Plate Program | Community Engagement
Maleen, Olivia and Julie are three of 86 youth who were employed in the BC Parks Student Ranger and Youth Employment Programs across the province this year. The Student Ranger Program is now in...
While You Were Away
Categories: BC Parks News
Our parks play an important role in providing outdoor space and access to nature to the people of BC and visitors to our province. But what happens when we remove the people from those spaces and...
Surfrider Foundation/BC Parks 2021 Beach Cleanup
Categories: BC Parks News
At BC Parks, we are committed to serving British Columbians by protecting natural features and providing diverse opportunities for outdoor recreation for current and future generations. BC Parks...