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(cover photo: Boya Lake / Destination BC)
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Meet 17 amazing women who work at BC Parks
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International Women’s Day is a global day celebrating the achievements of women. We are thrilled so many incredible women bring their unique perspectives and passion to BC Parks! We interviewed 17 of the amazing women who work here, so you can learn more about the important work they do. You can get a sense of…
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Want to learn more about BC Parks visitor data? Click here!
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Curious about visitor use data at BC Parks? Look no further. We strive to be effective stewards of parks and protected areas while making them more enjoyable and inclusive for everyone. We continuously make improvements based on visitor experiences and feedback, and we are working to better understand park visitors by improving the way we…
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Atmospheric river and fire impacts continue to effect BC Parks in 2024
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Over the past few years, BC Parks has seen an increase in extreme weather events that have significantly impacted several parks. The atmospheric river in fall 2021 left long-lasting impacts in parks that we are still working to repair. Coquihalla Canyon Park, home to the Othello Tunnels, is one of those parks and work continues…
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Over 100 community-led projects supported in BC Parks this year!
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We are pleased to announce the Community Park Enhancement Fund (PEF) partners and funding for this year. Across the province, $385,508 has been allocated for 104 community-led BC Parks projects to be completed by March 31, 2025. Revenue from the sale of BC Parks licence plates goes into PEF and supports this program. Over the…
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Revamping park pages: A fresh look for BC Parks
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In today’s digital age, BC Parks’ online presence is essential in bridging the gap between people and nature. Whether planning a weekend hike or a family picnic, the first stop is often the park’s webpage. To ensure this initial experience is both welcoming and informative, it’s crucial that our park pages are easy to navigate…
