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(cover photo: Boya Lake / Destination BC)
Student Rangers Spring Into Action
Categories: BC Parks News
Written by Pamela Roth With rakes, saws, loppers, shovels and a heavy Pulaski axe in hand, six student rangers head out onto a trail at Cultus Lake, ready to take on whatever lies... Read More
BC Parks and volunteers fighting the spread of invasive species
Categories: BC Parks News
Written by Pamela Roth Have you ever had a guest who wouldn’t leave? They start to take over your space and soon you find their stuff all over the place? That’s kind of what invasive species... Read More
2018/2019 Volunteer Funding Now Available
Categories: BC Parks News
$240,000 is now available for volunteer projects taking place in or related to BC Parks in 2018/19. Each of BC Parks’ five regions have been allocated $20,000 to support conservation... Read More
Vancouver Island’s Newest Campsite: Croteau Lake
Categories: BC Parks News | Camping Reservation | Featured
Are the first signs of spring getting you excited to plan your summer getaways? If you’re anything like us you’re already planning summer escapes: new hikes to tick off, peaks to summit, and... Read More
The amazing wonders of Tweedsmuir Provincial Park
Categories: Outdoor Activities
Blog and photos by: Iain Robert Reid I came to Tweedsmuir in search of bears. I would have been happy just getting a glimpse of one. Seeing five different bears in my first twenty minutes at... Read More
