Dewdney and Glide Islands Ecological Reserve Satellite map
Note: This map has omitted the Glide Islands and the subtidal waters.
Dewdney and Glide Islands ER #25 maps
Special Restrictions: Dewdney and Glide Islands Ecological Reserve is closed to the public to protect nesting birds and their habitat.
Rolla Canyon ER #150 Purpose Statement
Original Purpose: To protect the paleontological features of the site as well as special natural, cultural and heritage features Physical: Rolla Canyon is a deeply incised river bank along the Pouce Coupe River. The canyon exposes alluvial mixtures of clay, sand, gravel and stones. Biological: The river banks are semi-open with some aspen and spruce
Rolla Canyon ER #150 Map
Adapted from BC Parks website:
Satellite maps of three reserves: #150, #50, #8
This is adapted from the BC Parks website:
Mount Sabine Map
BC Parks Map:
Satellite Channel Ecological reserve #67 Map
Adapted from BC Parks website :
Browne Lake Ecological Reserve Map
This map was derived from the BC parks website:
Galiano ER #128 Map
This is the BC Parks map of this reserve;
Location Map of Canoe Islets, Rose Islets and Galiano Island ERs
Satellite map showing locations of the three ecological reserves ;
Soap Lake/Skwaha location maps
This satellite map shows the location of the two reserves:
Bednesti Lake Location Maps
Note: this reserve is West of the actual Bednesti Lake. Adapted from BC Parks website.
Ellis Island ER #134 Map
This map was adapted from the BC Parks website:
Drywilliamlake ER #60 and Ellis Island ER #134 Location maps:
These images have been adapted from the BC parks website:
Drywilliamlake ER #60 Map
This map has been adapted form the BC Parks website: Note the lake itself is not included in the reserve.
Klaskish River Overview
Original Purpose: To protect an outstanding estuary and adjacent alluvial forest in the Hypermaritime subzone of the Coastal Western Hemlock Zone. Physical: The reserve encloses the lower 1.5 km of the Klaskish River, the northern half of Klaskish Basin, alluvial lowlands along the river and in its estuary, and valley slopes to 30 m elevation
Klashkish River detailed map
Adapted from BC parks website: