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Park-use fees waived for fishing, hunting, rafting, heli-skiing

Sunscreen products with chemical compounds that are harmful to coral are now prohibited from being used in Thai marine national parks, the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation said on Wednesday.

微解封周末，南投合歡山武嶺停車場，連2日車潮人潮不斷，18日上午傳出有民眾5人攀爬武嶺停車場旁山壁，驚險景象叫人捏一把冷汗，違規闖入的民眾指稱，不知道山壁是禁區，經警方勸阻並開出勸導單，警方表示，擅自進入公告禁止進入之區域，將依國家公園法第13條第8項裁罰1500到3000元罰鍰。 保七總隊指出，來自台中市1家5口的民眾，2名家長帶著3名國、高中生兒女，自合歡山主峰上山賞景，下山時卻誤爬武嶺停車場旁山壁，後來發現走錯路徑，...

by Craig Takeuchi on January 20th, 2021 at 11:45 AM 1 of 1 2 of 1 Despite being closed during the COVID-19 pandemic to ensure health measures can be maintained, a natural hot springs located in southeastern British Columbia has continued to be a site of vandalism and health violation problems. B.C. Parks issued a reminder on January 15 that Lussier Hot Springs in Whiteswan Lake Provincial Park, located in the East Kootenays near the Alberta border, is temporarily closed during the pandemic. It has remained closed since March 20, 2020, due to the large number of visitors gathering there....

Posted: January 15, 2021 Lussier Hot Springs remains temporarily closed BC Parks today reminded people that Lussier Hot Springs in Whiteswan Lake Provincial Park near Canal Flat remain temporarily closed to help ensure public health and safety during the COVID-19 pandemic. Additional signage has been posted in the park to notify visitors about the closure of the hot springs along the Lussier River. Fencing has been installed at the entrance of the main path to the hot springs, but vandalism continues to be an ongoing problem. Park rangers have issued several fines to people who continue to e...