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Parks
151 acres of biodiverse South Okanagan land donated to Nature Trust of BC
Through the generosity of donors, Nature Trust of BC announced that 151 acres (61 hectares) of land, known as the Park …
151 acres of biodiverse South Okanagan land donated to Nature Trust of BCRead More
As snow melts, angel emerges once again on Mt. Cheam
It’s a different kind of snow angel and a familiar sight in Agassiz-Harrison. The angel on Mt. Cheam has made …
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Parks foundation can preserve island near Nanaimo after $4-million donation from Lululemon founder
An island off the coast of Gabriola Island will be preserved as parkland thanks to a multi-million-dolllar …
Interest in Vancouver Island’s wild north coast continuing to brew
The interest in Cape Scott Provincial Park and the North Coast Trail continues to grow, and a new Island brew is poised …
Interest in Vancouver Island’s wild north coast continuing to brewRead More
Camping reservations open for Alberta parks
If a camping trip to explore Alberta’s provincial parks is on your spring or summer calendar, reservations are now …
Great Hikes Around the Lower Mainland
BC’s Lower Mainland is a hiker’s paradise! With hundreds of trails within an hour or two of downtown …
Residents flock to Fraser Valley parks amid pandemic
With 2020 upending the normal course of life in the Fraser Valley, residents have turned to the region’s plethora …
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B.C. launches day-use pass pilot for 6 popular parks
For BC nature enthusiasts hoping to explore any of six popular provincial parks this summer, a day-use pass will be the …
B.C. launches day-use pass pilot for 6 popular parksRead More
Public welcomed back to Sidney Spit ferry and camping ground
The ferry connecting the Saanich Peninsula with Sidney Spit, a popular tourism destination for locals as well as …
Public welcomed back to Sidney Spit ferry and camping groundRead More
Bringing butterflies back from the brink in Helliwell Park
A colourful butterfly species once believed extinct from northern Vancouver Island is now re-establishing its presence, …
Bringing butterflies back from the brink in Helliwell ParkRead More
Barkerville set to re-open in phases
Barkerville Historic Town and Park is preparing to re-open to the public in two phases. A Province of BC-owned …