Engagement was open Sep 22 to Oct 31, 2021 Engagement Summary Public feedback was sought on a Recreation Access Management Plan for the Mount Seymour properly commonly called the CMHC lands. The property has a variety of trails for hiking, mountain biking, and horse riders. These trails were created without authorization but are widely used …
Engagement Summary The Royal BC Museum is one of B.C.’s greatest cultural icons, drawing millions of visitors each year onsite and online. It offers visitors the chance to explore our social and environmental history and discover the events and people that have shaped our province. On Feb. 12, 2019, the speech from the throne announced …
Engagement Summary BC Parks held an information session on camping reservations in Golden Ears Park on Friday, November 29. The purpose of the session was to provide the public with information about camping reservations in Golden Ears Park, share the results of a survey BC Parks completed this summer and highlight improvements coming for summer …
What was this engagement about? The Province, in partnership with Squamish and Líl̓wat Nations, is working with local government and stakeholder groups to understand the diversity of values, interests, and concerns to guide future recreation management in the Sea to Sky Natural Resource District. Several recreation hotspots have been identified as specific project areas. …
What was this engagement about? British Columbia offers an unparalleled diversity of landscapes and endless opportunities for outdoor recreation. Trails are the fundamental means to explore and enjoy these spectacular and unique natural amenities and are integral to the landscape and enable meaningful connections between people and nature. Adopted in 2013, the Trails Strategy for …
Engagement Summary Wells Gray Provincial Park is one of the province’s most unique landscapes and premiere outdoor recreation and tourism destinations. Over the past decade, visitation has grown, community expectations have evolved, the regional economy has changed, and tourism is now booming. In collaboration with First Nations, park users, stakeholders, and local and regional governments, …
Engagement Summary This engagement informed the development of a management plan for the Ancient Forest/Chun T’oh Whudujut Park and Protected Area and Slim Creek Park. The Ancient Forest/Chun T’oh Whudujut Park and Protected Area was established in 2016 and Slim Creek Park was established in 2004. Once a park is established, a management plan is …
Engagement Summary Recreation and tourism growth in the Sea to Sky region has been accelerating since the improvement of the Sea to Sky Highway and the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. The Sea to Sky Highway has over 3 million travellers per year, with most visitors seeking a nature-based recreation experience. This increase in tourism is …
Engagement Summary Following a fatality in Richmond and several serious injuries at B.C. trampoline parks in 2017, Technical Safety BC heard calls from local health authorities, parents and municipal governments for trampoline parks to be regulated to protect public safety. In response, Technical Safety BC undertook a comprehensive review of the trampoline park industry. Based …
