Trip Cost: Individual: $35.00 Senior/Student: $30.00 Family: $25.00 plus $15 for each family member on the trip The cost of the trip includes a one year membership in the Friends of Ecological Reserves. For insurance purposes the trip is only available to Members of Friends of Ecological Reserves. For reservations contact Marilyn: marilynlambert1 (use the at
VOLUME 1: Assessment of British Columbia Marine Oil Spill Prevention & Response Regime, March 28, 2013. Original PDF was at: http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/main/west-coast-spill-response-study/docs/WestCoastSpillResponse_Vol1_InitialAssessment_130717.pdf Internal copy of VOLUME 1 PDF on this website: WestCoastSpillResponse_Vol1_InitialAssessment_130717 Below is presented the executive summary of VOLUME 1 WEST COAST SPILL RESPONSE STUDY, VOLUME 1: Assessment of British Columbia Marine Oil Spill Prevention
Send comments on this draft plan to BC ministry of the Environment: DraftFive-YearPlanforSpeciesatRiskinBC_Mar2013
For conducting research on the abundance and adaptation of butterflies in Garry Oak Meadows. Park Use Permit for Research by Centre for Biodiversity Research UBC See the PDF: 20131002122039
These images were extracted from Google Earth in 3D: The red dots show the approximate border of the Ecological reserve. Right hand side is the US border.
This image was constructed from Google Earth:
Ecological Reserve Warden Appreciation and Training Workshop for Vancouver Island – March 19, 2013 was held in Parksville at the Rathtrevor Parks office, March 19, 2013 AGENDA 9:00 – 10:00 Welcome from BC Parks: Updates on Regional staffing changes Summary of ERs in West Coast Region Updates on ER Warden ‘ride-along’ program, ER Warden handbook,
The following image has been made from Google Earth The red dots show the approximate boundary of the inter and subtidal reserve.
These images were extracted from Google Earth:
These images were extracted from Google Earth
This map has been extracted from 3D imaging on Google Earth Note red dots are the approximate location of the boundary of the ER, view to the North
This image has been adapted from Google Earth:
Annual Report For 2012. March 2013. by Terry Taylor. The reserve was visited six times during 2012 – February 29, March 11, April 30, May 9, July 7, and August 28. On the March 11 visit with vertebrate zoologist Greg Ferguson, Greg observed several cutthroat trout just south of Imperial Tail. Four northwestern salamander egg
This image was extracted from Google Earth The red dots show the approximate location of the Mount Tuam Ecological reserve.
This image was extracted from a Google Earth 3D image.
This map has been adapted from the BC Parks website.
These static images were extracted from Google Earth 3d imaging. The following views are from differnet directions rotating from the view above to counter clockways The following images were taken in the early summer of 2006
This image has been extracted from Google Earth: The red dots are the approximate border of the Ecological reserve.
