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In the Outdoors during COVID-19
Parks and trails are a great place for people in our area to get out and enjoy nature, while following the social distancing.

We can take several steps to minimize  our impact on the environment. Use of wet trails is generally more detrimental in terms of erosion because it is slicker. Always stay on the trail to avoid damaging the surrounding ecosystem. If there is a stream crossing on a trail, crossing as slowly as possible through the water will cause the least amount of habitat disruption. Meadows and wetlands areas are especially sensitive because they have fragile soil structures and are nesting sights for animals. To avoid spreading invasive weeds or diseases always wash your shoes or wheels between excursions so that soil and mud are not transferred from one are to the next. Finally, Leave no trace. Ensure that you are packing out what you are packing in!
Click here for the CVRD COVID-19 Parks and Trails Advisory.

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  • Home
  • ABOUT
    • SHAWNIGAN BASIN SOCIETY
    • ECOLOGICAL DESIGN PANEL
  • PROJECTS
    • Projects in Progress >
      • Forest to Foreshore >
        • Milfoil
      • Upland Forests
      • Incorporation
      • EBCP
  • Get Involved
    • WAYS TO SHOW YOUR SUPPORT
    • STEWARDSHIP
  • Events
  • Reports
  • Contact Us
  • MAPS & RESOURCES
    • SBS MAPPING >
      • COMMUNITY
      • VEGETATION CHANGES >
        • A Tale of Two Watersheds
        • Shawnigan Watershed Changes