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Get to know BC Parks through the stories and perspectives of our volunteers, partners, and staff. Learn about conservation projects and the challenges of climate change, be inspired by the tireless efforts of volunteers, discover tips on how to be a better park visitor, or learn what it takes to become a BC Parks ranger.
(cover photo: Boya Lake / Destination BC)
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What do BC Parks visitors want from our website?
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In the past 12 months, BC Parks has established a program of ongoing design research that gives us direct access to feedback and insights from the people who use our services. This blog is the newest part of that program – this is where we’ll be sharing what we’ve learned so far and what we…
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Do you want to become a BC Parks ranger?
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This is an updated blog based off of our popular How to Become a Park Ranger post from 2016. Being a BC Parks ranger is a very rewarding experience, especially if you love being outdoors and having a positive impact on conservation and park visitors’ experiences. BC Parks rangers have a wide range of…
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Stories from the Field – Maple Bay Day Use Area Rebuild
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From rocks and rubble to a welcoming summer destination once again. Rebuilding the flood-impacted Maple Bay day use area in time for a busy summer season at Cultus Lake Park. We’ve been reflecting on the impacts of extreme weather events over the last year in many BC Parks. In addition to informing you about the…
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How to camp in wildfire season
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Summer in B.C. usually means a trip or two to your favourite camping spot, but it also means the start of wildfire season in many areas of the province. Wildfires can start at a moment’s notice, so it is up to us to be prepared. Did you know that 2021 was the third worst wildfire…
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Celebrating diversity through collaboration
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By Ratika Sethi Multiculturalism Day is an important time to celebrate the many cultures in British Columbia, and to honour a difference in experience. The Inter-Cultural Association of Greater Victoria (ICA) believes that newcomers make our communities stronger economically, socially, and culturally. For 50 years, ICA has been supporting newcomers and immigrants with settling and…
