BC Spaces for Nature
BC Spaces for Nature has been working to preserve wilderness for over fifty years. This archival record documents our actions and those we have worked with on protecting the Wild Earth to benefit 'All Peoples, All Generations and All Species.' The format and language of this archive reflect the fact that this is a historical record. We believe this is important because it forms the foundation of the work being done today for the future. To learn about and support our current work, please visit: https://spacesfornature.org/
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"Wilderness. It is a place, an experience, a tradition, a remembering, and a future. It is an ancient forest homeland, a living refuge for wildlife, a sanctuary for endangered species and biodiversity. Wilderness is the very archive of life. The essence of purity, it serves as a guarantor for fresh water, clean air, and health. Vast and free, wilderness provides a wild place to play, a space for solitude. It offers the chance for renewal in Nature, reconnection with the land, reunion with the spirit."

Ric Careless,
President & Founder, BC Spaces for Nature

With these pages we highlight the wildlife, recreational opportunities, history, and important conservation values of each of BC's regions and many of BC's most exceptional wild and large parks, its Great Wild Spaces.


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