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Four Ways to Say Cedar Tree
June 6, 2024A culturally modified tree in Kanaka Bar, BC. Four Ways to Say Cedar Tree Parks across BC are portals that connect us to our past, present, and...Continue reading… -
Massive Park Expansion in West Vancouver, Twice the Size of Stanley Park, Supported by BC Parks Foundation
May 27, 2024Massive Park Expansion in West Vancouver, Twice the Size of Stanley Park, Supported by BC Parks Foundation More than 780 hectares of mountain forest is being protected and a new Cypress Hollyburn Legacy...Continue reading… -
5 Adventures to Celebrate Biodiversity in BC Parks
May 22, 20245 Adventures to Celebrate Biodiversity in BC Parks These days, more and more people are taking the time to reexamine their...Continue reading… -
Restoring Biodiversity in Metchosin Forever
May 7, 2024A Vital Connection to Restore Biodiversity in Metchosin is Protected Forever A dedicated group of Metchosin residents, on the southern tip of Vancouver Island in Greater Victoria, has shown we can protect...Continue reading… -
Introducing Our New Apparel Line
April 30, 2024Shop These Happy Camper Items Now to Help Protect BC Forever In search of inspiration for BC Parks Foundation’s new apparel line, Manager of Brand...Continue reading… -
Announcing a New Collaboration Between PaRx and Evo Car Share
April 23, 2024PaRx and Evo Car Share are teaming up to make it easier for people in Greater Vancouver and Victoria to get closer to nature.Continue reading…
“Every plant, animal or tree that dies creates a better foundation for other plants to grow and animals to thrive. As such, let’s accept and be grateful for the dead ends, plans or projects that we lose: because these create a stronger and more enlightened foundation for us to build something better for our future.
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