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(cover photo: Boya Lake / Destination BC)
Atmospheric River Events – Impacts on Parks
Categories: BC Parks News
In early March, we reflected on the many extreme weather events that B.C. and our parks system experienced throughout 2021, including the significant flooding impacts on Berg Lake Trail in Mt Robson...
Beautiful Butterflies in Helliwell Provincial Park
Categories: BC Parks Licence Plate Program | Conservation | Indigenous Relations
In March 2022, BC Parks and the Taylor’s Checkerspot Butterfly Recovery Project released a record 5,400 Taylor’s Checkerspot butterfly larvae in Helliwell’s coastal bluff meadow over a...
Studying the Impacts of Climate Change on Local Plant Species
Categories: BC Parks Licence Plate Program | BC Parks News | Conservation
The BC Parks Living Lab Program has been supporting researchers to monitor climate change impacts on local plant phenology – the timing of seasonally reoccurring events such as bud break, leaf...
Application time for the Regional Park Enhancement Fund (PEF).
Categories: BC Parks News | Our People
It’s application time for the Regional Park Enhancement Fund (PEF). This Regional PEF funding is intended to support community-led conservation and recreation projects in parks across the...
Park Operator Job Positions
Categories: BC Parks News
We are proud of the work of our park operators. They are at the heart of our customer service and park facility maintenance. Park operators welcome the public, provide directions and...