Announcing a new guide for outdoor stewardship actions

The Outdoor Recreation Council of British Columbia (ORCBC) is launching a new “Stewardship Inspiration Guide” to empower outdoor recreation groups and residents to become stewards of the places they love to explore.

“More people are recreating outdoors than ever before, and with more boots on the ground, there is a growing need to help take care of the places where we live and play," said Louise Pedersen, Executive Director of ORCBC. “Removing invasive species, building a trail to save old-growth trees, cleaning up garbage and restoring riverside habitat to protect salmon are all examples of stewardship projects that outdoor groups and volunteers are already doing in BC. We hope this new guide will help foster an even greater commitment to community-based action and sustainable recreation,” said Louise Pedersen, Executive Director of ORCBC.

Outdoor recreation groups and volunteers can play an essential role in maintaining, enhancing and protecting outdoor spaces in BC. However, carrying out a meaningful and impactful project can be daunting. Through tangible ideas, inspiration and resources, the ORCBC hopes to inspire more volunteers and outdoor groups to come up with creative and collaborative ways of making the outdoors an even better place for everyone.

Read and download the new guide here.

Watch our webinar on stewardship and recreation here.

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