Parks Closures or Evacuations.
Kluskoil Lake Provincial Park
Little Andrew’s Bay Marine Park
Uncha Mountains Red Hills Park
White Pelican Provincial Park
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VICTORIA -- British Columbians are being urged to comply with evacuation orders and alerts, and to stay out of the backcountry as high winds are expected to increase aggressive fire behaviour, Forests and Range Minister Pat Bell said today.
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COASTAL CAMPFIRE PROHIBITION REMAINS IN PLACE
8/9/2010 5:43 PM
The Coastal Fire Centre campfire prohibition remains in place in anticipation of a return to hot dry conditions.
While there was some precipitation over the weekend, a weather change is expected to bring hot and dry conditions to the coast later
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Legislation regarding all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) on logging roads has been around for six years, but the B.C. Forest Service wants the public to know that they’re stepping up enforcement.
Riding an ATV on an active forest service road without insurance carries a $345 fine if caught, and another $86
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VICTORIA – In addition to people exploring the Cariboo, spring also brings patrols of Crown land and Forest Service roads to ensure off-road vehicles are used responsibly, Minister of Forests and Range Pat Bell reminded riders today.
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B.C. Solicitor General Kash Heed said Monday the province hopes to have a package of policies and regulations for off-road recreational vehicles -- including for snowmobiles operating in dangerous avalanche country -- by November 2011.
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CPSC Report: Deaths, Injuries Associated With ATV Use Continue To Decline
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KAMLOOPS – Rules for off-road vehicle registration and licensing, helmet use, youth safety and environmental measures will be implemented over the next two years under a new off-road vehicle (ORV) management framework, announced Tourism, Culture and the Arts Minister Kevin Krueger today
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The Regional District of Fraser Fort-George (RDFFG) is seeking your input in the review
and updating of the Regional Parks Plan.
In the Regional District, regional parks encompass just over 250 hectares of land and
water, and are part of a larger recreational and wilderness network that includes
provincial, municipal
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This document is written primarily for people who are planning some form of activity or development near wetlands, as well as those looking for guidance on ways to best maintain the high ecological values in these areas. A healthy natural environment is the foundation of British Columbia‘s (B.C.‘s) economy and
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