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Regional Parks

Parks & Community Services
490 Atkins Avenue
Victoria, British Columbia
Canada V9B 2Z8
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Welcome to Regional Parks

Arbutus tree at Mt Work-photocredit-mary-sanseverino

Winter Nature Outings and Events

We have lined up a whole new slate of nature outings and events to help you get the most out of your regional parks and trails. Here are a few upcoming events:

Mill Hill Regional Park

Mill Hill Story Stroll

Join Liz Crocker,  CRD Regional Parks' guest naturalist and author of 'A Cultural History of Three Regional Parks', to explore the cultural landscape of Mill Hill on Feb. 4. Read more >

Anderson Cove to Mount Maquire

Follow a CRD Regional Parks’ naturalist to the summit of Mount Maquire on this guided adult hike at East Sooke on Feb. 5. Read more >

Spring School Programs

It's time to get out of the classroom and into the parks! Regional Parks offers a wide variety of nature programs to support efforts in the classroom, and engage students with the natural world. Read more >

Elk/Beaver Lake Events

Are you planning to hold a sporting, recreational or public event or activity on Elk/Beaver Lake in 2013? Read more >

Participate in a Legacy, Share a Legacy

Take part in a community initiative supported by CRD Regional Parks in collaboration with A Drop in the Bucket Committee to install fountains along the Galloping Goose and Lochside regional trails. Or find about about other opportunities to share a legacy. Read more >

A Strategic Plan for Regional Parks and Trails

The Citizen Advisory Panel to the Capital Regional District has prepared a draft strategic plan that would set the direction for regional parks and trails over the next decade and beyond. Read more >

Regional Goose Management Strategy

The Capital Regional District and its partners are developing a regional goose management strategy. Read more >

mill hill11th Year of Mill Hill Restoration Project

A restoration project which brings together dedicated neighbours, community volunteers and CRD Regional Parks staff under the common goal of restoring threatened Garry oak ecosystems is in its tenth year. Read more >

Arbutus tree photo courtesy Mary Sanseverino