The Regional Park Partners program provides a way for park volunteers and parks staff to work together for the benefit of Metro Vancouver regional parks.

Old Growth Trail Walk
Sunday, August 1, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve


Spend a day exploring pockets of oldgrowth forest in the lower reaches of the Seymour Watershed. A short bus ride and leisurely guided walk will take you past the Seymour River and views of the Seymour Falls Dam. This is a flat but unsurfaced trail. All ages. Sorry, no strollers. $4/child/youth/senior, $7.50/adult, $20/family. Registration required, call 604-432-6430.

 


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Familiar Five
 
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Be a Weedbuster!
On Saturday, July 31, from 10:30 to 11 am, meet at the Nature House at Burnaby Lake Regional Park for a short walk to get to know five familar invertrebrates (animals without backbones). You might also want to check out future walks about ferns, animal tracks and deciduous trees. All ages are welcome for this free activity. No registration is required. The Nature House is at the end of Piper Avenue off Winston Street in Burnaby.
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Check out the latest news for park partners! Included inside the spring issue: Catching the Spirit revs up for summer, Weedbusters looking for helping hands at Burnaby Lake, Photographer's Eye with Mike Stefiuk, Pacific Parklands Foundation news, Kanaka Education and Environmental Partnership Society gets busy for spring and more.

Join the Burnaby Lake Weedbusters on Tuesday, July 27, from 6:30 to 8:30 pm to tackle invasive species – non-native plants that have become established and replaced native plant species that wildlife depends upon for food, shelter and places to nest. Work parties are fun, but physically taxing. We'll be removing purple policeman’s helmet. Ages 8+ If you are bringing more than 5 people, call (604) 432-6359, otherwise just drop in. Meet at the Avalon Avenue parking lot.
 


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