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Month of Giving Back: Burrowing Owl Conservation Society of BC

Month of Giving Back: Burrowing Owl Conservation Society of BC

More than $1 million from the sales of BC Parks licence plates goes to support conservation projects throughout the province, from ecological restoration and wildlife studies to inventories of species and ecosystems at risk. Get your license plate at bcparksplates.ca. | Government of British Columbia

More than $1 million from the sales of BC Parks licence plates goes to support conservation projects throughout the province, from ecological restoration and wildlife studies to inventories of species and ecosystems at risk. Get your license plate at bcparksplates.ca. | Government of British Columbia

1.4K viewsOct 12, 2018

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Wetlands and watersheds provide important ecosystems for animal and plant life in BC. As we continue to experience extreme weather events throughout the province, it’s crucial that we manage and protect water resources that help offset the effects of climate change. Budget 2022 provides $30 million to support water system protection projects, help create new jobs and partner with Indigenous Nations. Learn more: http://news.gov.bc.ca/26675 | Government of British Columbia

Wetlands and watersheds provide important ecosystems for animal and plant life in BC. As we continue to experience extreme weather events throughout the province, it’s crucial that we manage and protect water resources that help offset the effects of climate change. Budget 2022 provides $30 million to support water system protection projects, help create new jobs and partner with Indigenous Nations. Learn more: http://news.gov.bc.ca/26675 | Government of British Columbia

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🌍 Happy World Environment Day from BC Wildlife Park! 🌍 Today, we reflect on our commitment to sustainability and conservation. As a non-profit wildlife park, we strive to connect people to BC’s incredible wildlife and wild places, inspiring a love for nature and a drive for a sustainable future. With nearly 200 animals and 65 species calling our park home, we’re dedicated to impactful conservation projects and fostering environmental education for all ages. 🎥 Zookeeper Sabien | BC Wildlife Pa

🌍 Happy World Environment Day from BC Wildlife Park! 🌍 Today, we reflect on our commitment to sustainability and conservation. As a non-profit wildlife park, we strive to connect people to BC’s incredible wildlife and wild places, inspiring a love for nature and a drive for a sustainable future. With nearly 200 animals and 65 species calling our park home, we’re dedicated to impactful conservation projects and fostering environmental education for all ages. 🎥 Zookeeper Sabien | BC Wildlife Pa

22.3K viewsJun 6, 2024

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B.C. has five years left to meet its 30x30 conservation target. Can it be done?

B.C. has five years left to meet its 30x30 conservation target. Can it be done?

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If you have a BC Parks licence plate, you're helping to support programs in conservation, Indigenous relations, community engagement and education in BC Parks - thank you! Learn more and find out how to get a BC Parks licence plate at www.bcparksplates.ca | Government of British Columbia

If you have a BC Parks licence plate, you're helping to support programs in conservation, Indigenous relations, community engagement and education in BC Parks - thank you! Learn more and find out how to get a BC Parks licence plate at www.bcparksplates.ca | Government of British Columbia

65.1K viewsJan 31, 2019

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Watershed restoration creates a healthier future for BC

Watershed restoration creates a healthier future for BC

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Premier defends B.C.'s work to protect forests as old-growth logging continues

BC Parks Foundation moves to preserve part of the ‘heart of the Fraser’

Become a 2021 BC Parks Student Ranger! Work outside in BC’s parks and protected areas for the summer and be involved in recreation, conservation, Indigenous relations and public outreach projects. Work with your crew and BC Parks staff to gain valuable experience and training. BC Parks is currently hiring 48 positions (36 crew members and 12 crew leads) for the 2021 BC Parks Student Ranger Program. Visit gov.bc.ca/bcparks-student-rangers for more information on the program and how to apply. | BC

6.9K viewsJan 19, 2021

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2023: A Year of Impact with B.C. Wildlife Federation’s Watershed Team! 💧 2023 saw significant achievements from the BCWF Watershed team and their dedicated project partners! In collaboration with over 30 First Nations, our Watershed team expanded conservation to more than 40 communities. Efforts focused on restoring, maintaining, and monitoring wetlands and fish habitats, alongside several educational initiatives related to watershed security. Key Impact Metrics: - Completed 96 Wetland Ecosyste

179 viewsJan 4, 2024

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One of Canada’s largest private land conservation efforts is now taking shape in southeastern BC — and it’s happening because people came together for nature. 🌿 Through collaboration with Elk Valley Resources, Environment and Climate Change, Government of British Columbia and other partners, NCC has conserved 45,000 hectares of vital forests, streams and rare high-elevation grasslands. The Kootenay Forest Lands is more than a conservation milestone; it’s proof of what’s possible when we act tog

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See where we’re making an impact across B.C. this year 💦🌿🏹 From wetland and fish habitat restoration to youth camps, archery programs, and hands-on workshops, BCWF is partnering with communities to protect, restore, and promote the wise use of natural spaces across the province in 2025. The video shows a general overview, but for a closer look, visit www.bcwfwatershedteam.ca/2025-project-sites/ to explore our interactive map of conservation, education, and volunteer projects. Watch for our tr

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In celebration of World Wetlands Day, we’re sharing a few exciting updates about a wetland restoration project in Burgoyne Bay Park, also known as Xwaaqw’um, on Salt Spring Island. For the past seven years, we’ve been supporting Stqeeye’ Learning Society and Cowichan Tribes who are leading the restoration of wetlands. Here are a few highlights from 2024: • 3.75 hectares of land were restored, including the creation of 15 wetlands! • 500 trees and 35,000 shrubs and forbs were planted, and 22 poun

3K viewsFeb 3, 2025

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The BC government is seriously heel-dragging in moving forward to protect endangered old-growth forests, complex ecosystems that can't be replicated by the ensuing second-growth tree-plantations that they are being replaced with. We need them to move forward to end the logging of endangered old-growth forests, ensure a sustainable, value-added, modernized second-growth forest industry, quickly expand the system of protected areas in the province with critical "solutions space" funding for First

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BC has a plan to restore our forests. Learn more: http://ow.ly/kxd7305Sg9k | Government of British Columbia

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Indigenous-Led Conservation

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Key Biodiversity Areas in British Columbia 2024: Progress and Updates

355 viewsJun 5, 2024

YouTubeWildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Canada

If you have a BC Parks license plate - thank you! You're helping to support conservation projects around the province. Get your own BC Parks license plate at http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/licence-plates/ and have a Happy Parks Day! | Government of British Columbia

65.2K viewsJul 19, 2019

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BC’s new vision for our forests is one where Indigenous Peoples are full partners in sustainable, long-term forest management and where we take better care of our rarest and most ancient trees. We've made progress in deferring nearly 1.7 million hectares of old growth from short-term logging, while we partner with First Nations rights and titleholders to work on a new approach for managing these sensitive areas. | Government of British Columbia

75.2K viewsMay 9, 2022

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Conservation Drones - LILA BC

Protecting wild salmon and the BC Salmon Restoration and Innovation Fund (BCSRIF)

902 views2 months ago

YouTubeRaincoast Conservation Foundation

Become a 2025 BC Parks student ranger! The Student Ranger Program hires students to complete recreation, conservation, Indigenous relations, and public outreach related projects in parks and protected areas. Students gain valuable experiences and training while working outside in a team setting with BC Parks regional staff. Student ranger crews will be working at 15 different locations throughout the province. Online applications are open until January 13, 2025, and you can find more information

2K viewsDec 4, 2024

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5 Conservation Projects Focused on Long-Term Success

Conservation projects like the Student Ranger Program have been made possible through the sale of BC Parks specialty license plates here in BC. A celebration was held this week to commemorate the milestone of selling 100,000 plates. Learn more about how to get your own BC Parks license plate: http://www.icbc.com/vehicle-registration/licence-plates/Pages/bc-parks-plates.aspx | Government of British Columbia

2.8K viewsJun 27, 2018

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Top Conservation Internships | PAID & FREE Opportunities

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Global News 2023: BC forest plan draft hailed by conservationists

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YouTubeAncient Forest Alliance

Conservation officers issue thousands of dollars worth of fines over B.C. Day long weekend

CBCAkshay Kulkarni

When a major project is proposed in BC, it must undergo an environmental assessment to thoroughly assess any potential environmental, economic, social, heritage and health effects that may occur during that project's lifetime. We are working to ensure that First Nations, local governments and the general public can meaningfully participate in all stages of a strong and transparent environmental assessment process. Learn more: https://news.gov.bc.ca/16535 | Government of British Columbia

2.6K viewsMar 7, 2018

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B.C. minister explains approach to conserving land while allowing economic activities for rights and title holders

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