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Regional Park Partnership Program

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​​​The Park Partnership Program is a way for Metro Vancouver to work with community volunteers to promote and protect the system of regional parks. Together, our partners facilitate opportunities for all citizens to enjoy, shape and contribute to stewardship, conservation, education and outdoor recreation in regional parks.​

 

 

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 ​Park associations

Park associations are self-governed, non-profit entities that pursue interests or activities in specific regional parks. They propose projects, mobilize volunteers and conduct activities in their regional park of interest, as well as provide feedback on park planning and management. Park associations are champions for their respective park and for the regional parks system.​

 

 

Boundary Bay Park Associationhttps://boundarybayparkassociation.wordpress.com/, Boundary Bay Park AssociationBoundary Bay Park Association
Burnaby Lake Park Associationhttp://www.burnabylakepark.ca/, Burnaby Lake Park AssociationBurnaby Lake Park Association
Colony Farm Park Associationhttps://colonyfarmpa.com/, Colony Farm Park AssociationColony Farm Park Association
Derby Reach/Brae Island Parks Associationhttps://www.drbipa.org/, Derby Reach/Brae Island Parks AssociationDerby Reach/Brae Island Parks Association
Kanaka Education and Environmental Partnership Societyhttp://keeps.org/, Kanaka Education and Environmental Partnership SocietyKanaka Education and Environmental Partnership Society
Minnekhada Park Associationhttp://www.minnekhada.ca/, Minnekhada Park AssociationMinnekhada Park Association
Pacific Spirit Park Societyhttp://www.pacificspiritparksociety.org/, Pacific Spirit Park SocietyPacific Spirit Park Society

 Park partners
​​​​In some regional parks, Metro Vancouver partners with non-profit societies and community groups that have specific interests related to the park. These groups are referred to as partner groups. Partner groups are an important part of the social fabric of regional parks, communities and the region. They often conduct activities in more than one municipality and sometimes in more than one regional park.​

 

 

A Rocha Canadahttps://arocha.ca/, A Rocha CanadaA Rocha Canada
Bowen Heritagehttps://www.bowenheritage.org/, Bowen HeritageBowen Heritage
Bowen Island Fish and Wildlife Clubhttp://www.bowenhatchery.org/, Bowen Island Fish and Wildlife ClubBowen Island Fish and Wildlife Club
Burke Mountain Naturalistshttps://www.burkemountainnaturalists.ca/, Burke Mountain NaturalistsBurke Mountain Naturalists
Burns Bog Conservation Societyhttps://burnsbog.org/, Burns Bog Conservation SocietyBurns Bog Conservation Society
Campbell Valley Equestrian Societyhttp://www.cves.ca/, Campbell Valley Equestrian SocietyCampbell Valley Equestrian Society
Catching the Spirit Youth Societyhttps://www.catchingthespirit.com/, Catching the Spirit Youth SocietyCatching the Spirit Youth Society
Colony Farm Community Gardens Societyhttp://www.cfcg.ca/, Colony Farm Community Gardens SocietyColony Farm Community Gardens Society
Critter Carehttps://www.crittercarewildlife.org/, Critter CareCritter Care
Delta Naturalistshttps://dncb.wordpress.com/, Delta NaturalistsDelta Naturalists
Fraser Valley Conservancyhttp://fraservalleyconservancy.ca/, Fraser Valley ConservancyFraser Valley Conservancy
Glen Valley Watersheds Societyhttp://www.gvws.ca/, Glen Valley Watersheds SocietyGlen Valley Watersheds Society
Langley Centennial Museumhttp://museum.tol.ca/, Langley Centennial MuseumLangley Centennial Museum
Langley Environmental Partners Societyhttp://www.leps.bc.ca/, Langley Environmental Partners SocietyLangley Environmental Partners Society
Langley Field Naturalistshttp://www.langleyfieldnaturalists.org/, Langley Field NaturalistsLangley Field Naturalists
Rivershed Society of BChttp://rivershed.com/, Rivershed Society of BCRivershed Society of BC
Serpentine Enhancement Societyhttp://tyneheadhatchery.ca/, Serpentine Enhancement SocietySerpentine Enhancement Society
Spanish Banks Streamkeepershttps://spanishbankstramkeepers.wordpress.com/, Spanish Banks StreamkeepersSpanish Banks Streamkeepers
Vancouver Avian Research Centrehttp://www.birdvancouver.com/, Vancouver Avian Research CentreVancouver Avian Research Centre
Wildlife Rescue Association of BChttps://www.wildliferescue.ca/, Wildlife Rescue Association of BCWildlife Rescue Association of BC
WildResearchhttp://wildresearch.ca/, WildResearchWildResearch
Wreck Beach Preservation Societyhttp://www.wreckbeach.org/, Wreck Beach Preservation SocietyWreck Beach Preservation Society

Contact

West Area

Capilano River, Crippen, Iona Beach, Lynn Headwaters and Pacific Spirit regional parks:

  Jennifer Swanston
​  604-224-5739


Central Area

Belcarra, Boundary Bay, Burnaby Lake, Colony Farm, Deas Island and Minnekhada regional parks:

  Trina Sakata
​  604-520-6442


East A​rea

Aldergrove, Brae Island, Campbell Valley, Derby Reach, Glen Valley, Kanaka Creek, Surrey Bend and Tynehead regional parks:

  Jeff Rotin​​​
​​   604-530-4983​

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