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3/22/2023

There is never enough nature

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Imagine the Okanagan Valley having as much variety of out door hiking and wildlife watching experience as other areas in BC, like Golden Ears and Garibaldi Provincial Parks outside of Vancouver,  Strathcona  and Pacific Rim on Vancouver Island, Tweedsmuir Provincial Park in the Chilcotin/Coast Mountain Range. Well maybe that's not realistic, because most of those parks are almost the size of the entire Okanagan Valley, but we can have more Kalamalka Lake and Okanagan Mountain Park sizes and experience. Imagine being able to go out each day from your home or hotel if you are just visiting and explore a difference experience in nature, see different vistas, different ecosystems, different wildlife all within an hours drive or maybe even a short walk from your door. The Okanagan Valley is unique in that there are several different ecosystems and wildlife and their habitat in close proximity to each other.

​By Brad Foster

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