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(cover photo: Boya Lake / Destination BC)
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When tents fail: A Cape Scott Provincial Park story
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Cape Scott Provincial Park sits 563-kilometres from Victoria on the northwestern tip of Vancouver Island. I heard of it a few years ago when I was getting ready to hike … Read More
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BC Parks and the projected climates of the 21st century
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B.C.’s impressive protected area system is comprised of protected areas that were established to protect representative ecosystems in the province, and specific habitat values characterized by the vegetation and wildlife … Read More
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Biocleaning station installed at Horne Lake Caves Provincial Park
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To protect bats against the spread of the deadly White Nose Syndrome (WNS), BC Parks has installed a biocleaning station at Horne Lake Caves Provincial Park. Believed to be the … Read More
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New name for provincial park a welcome change
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Looking at the signs with the new Indigenous name for Roderick Haig-Brown Provincial Park, Chief Oliver Arnouse of the Little Shuswap Lake Indian Band cannot help but feel proud. It … Read More
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Salute to the Sockeye draws crowds from near and far
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Soichi Okano couldn’t believe what he was seeing when he went to the sockeye salmon run at the Adams River 24 years ago. Walking beside the turbulent water, the aspiring … Read More
