Parks Ambassador Program News Today

Director of Engagement for BC Parks Foundation (BCPF), Jennie McCaffrey is excited about the future of British Columbia’s Park system. The foundation was established five years ago to work in partnership with B.C. Parks.

City officials and several area pastors kicked off Fremonts new Parks Ambassador Program Tuesday.

Licence plates drive improvements for BC Parks

The BC Parks Licence Plate Program is marking its five-year anniversary, and more than 300 diverse projects and programs have been supported to further protect and enhance B.C.’s world-renowned parks system. People with specialty BC Parks licence plates are supporting student rangers and many other initiatives that help parks in a variety of ways, such as purchasing adaptive

The BC Parks Licence Plate Program is marking its five-year anniversary, and more than 300 diverse projects and programs have been supported to further protect and enhance B.C.’s world-renowned parks system. People with specialty BC Parks licence plates are supporting student rangers and many other initiatives that help parks in a variety of ways, such as purchasing adaptive

The BC Parks Licence Plate Program is marking its five-year anniversary, and more than 300 diverse projects and programs have been supported to further protect and enhance B.C.’s world-renowned parks system. People with specialty BC Parks licence plates are supporting student rangers and many other initiatives that help parks in a variety of ways, such as purchasing adaptive

The BC Parks Licence Plate Program is marking its five-year anniversary, and more than 300 diverse projects and programs have been supported to further protect and enhance B.C.’s world-renowned parks system. People with specialty BC Parks licence plates are supporting student rangers and many other initiatives that help parks in a variety of ways, such as purchasing adaptive

The raw wound of unequal distribution of COVID-19 federal/provincial re-start money could not be soothed for some at the regional district level. When the Regional District of Central Kootenay board of directors had to allocate the remaining re-start funds before the end of 2021 one director spoke up for the money to be used for shortfalls in rural services. Area I director

The raw wound of unequal distribution of COVID-19 federal/provincial re-start money could not be soothed for some at the regional district level. When the Regional District of Central Kootenay board of directors had to allocate the remaining re-start funds before the end of 2021 one director spoke up for the money to be used for shortfalls in rural services. Area I director

The raw wound of unequal distribution of COVID-19 federal/provincial re-start money could not be soothed for some at the regional district level. When the Regional District of Central Kootenay board of directors had to allocate the remaining re-start funds before the end of 2021 one director spoke up for the money to be used for shortfalls in rural services. Area I director