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(cover photo: Boya Lake / Destination BC)
What Are We Protecting In Our Provincial Parks?
Categories: BC Parks Licence Plate Program | Conservation
More than 14 million hectares of provincial parks and protected areas in B.C. have been established in large part to help protect the province’s stunning biodiversity. Of all the provinces and...
Do Fish Mind Snotty Rivers?
Categories: Conservation | Education
Written by Niall Clancy Imagine someone has sneezed over all the rocks in your local stream. If you’ve ever seen Didymosphenia geminata, it shouldn’t be too difficult to imagine what...
BC Parks Made me a Citizen Scientist!
Categories: Community Engagement | Conservation | Volunteer
Written by Crystal Mason In 2019 my partner and I volunteered for the BC Parks Citizen Science Wildlife Monitoring Program to install and monitor a trail camera in the Coquihalla area. The...
Top 3 Reasons to Become a Student Ranger
Categories: BC Parks Licence Plate Program | Our People
Picture this, you’re a new hire to the 2020 Student Ranger Program and are about to meet your crew for the first time. After introductions, you all load into the BC Parks truck and set out to the...
The Evolution of the Raven Lake Cabin
Categories: BC Parks News
Sugarbowl-Grizzly Den Provincial Park, a local Prince George treasure, was established in 1999 to protect the old growth cedar, hemlock, spruce forests and sweeping alpine meadows. With nearly 24,000...
