emailPartnerships
Collaborative opportunities with Regional Parks
Partnerships offer opportunities to involve, create, and build on stewardship initiatives, land acquisitions, recreation opportunities and community engagement. Regional Parks partners with a host of community organizations, volunteer groups, First Nations and governments in:
- education
- environmental stewardship
- leadership
- recreation
- tourism
- volunteering
Current partnerships
- BC Parks
- Boys & Girls Club
- Capital Region Invasive Species Partnership (CRISP), a subcommittee of the Coastal Invasive Plant Committee
- Cordova Shore Conservation Partnership – (Tsawout First Nation,
Environment Canada, District of Central Saanich - District of Saanich/BC Ministry of the Environment
- Elk/Beaver Lake Equestrian Society
- Garry Oak Ecosystems Recovery Team
- Habitat Acquisition Trust
- Intermunicipal Advisory Committee on Disability Issues
- International Mountain Biking Association - IMBA
- Living Rivers Program of the BC Conservation Foundation, Department of Fisheries and Oceans, and Esquimalt Anglers
- Metchosin BioBlitz Committee
- Park Watch Patrol
- Power to Be Adventure Therapy Society
- Regional Goose Management Strategy (municipalities, wildlife provincial authorities, Victoria Airport Authority, stakeholders and farmers in the Saanich Peninsula and Metchosin)
- Sidney, Sooke and Westshore RCMP
- South Island Mountain Bike Society
- South Islands Aquatic Stewardship Society
- TLC The Land Conservancy of BC
- Vancouver Island Retriever Club
- Victoria Natural History Society
- Victoria Rowing Society
- West-Mont Montessori School
For more information on partnerships with Regional Parks, please contact us.