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(cover photo: Boya Lake / Destination BC)
Assessing climate change impacts on the West Coast
Categories: BC Parks News
By Catherine Jacobsen, Hayley Datoo, BC Parks We have seen more impacts due to climate change over the last few years. Extreme weather events are becoming more common due to climate...
Embracing nature: an engaging learning experience for new Canadians
Categories: BC Parks Licence Plate Program | Community Event
By Natasha Ewing The Learn to be in Nature event was held on June 25, 2022 in Prince George, B.C. Hosted by BC Parks and Recreation Sites and Trails BC in partnership with the Immigrant and...
Reconstructing historic fire activity and whitebark pine distributions in Tweedsmuir Provincial Park North
Categories: BC Parks News
Kira Hoffman, UBC and Bulkley Valley Research Centre, Alana Clason, Bulkley Valley Research Centre, and Lori Daniels, UBC Tweedsmuir Provincial Park North is British Columbia’s largest...
The evolution of BC Parks Day-Use Pass Program
Categories: BC Parks News
BC Parks exists to protect our province’s diverse network of incredible natural environments while providing safe and sustainable outdoor recreation. BC Parks hosts a lot of people – millions,...
Safe campfire tips
Categories: BC Parks News
Sitting by a crackling campfire is always a highlight of camping, but campfires (if handled inappropriately) can pose a significant risk to us and the environment. If you’re camping at a BC Parks...
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