While some regional parks are closed, most remain open providing important outlets for residents to enjoy the outdoors. While visiting Metro Vancouver's regional parks, please remember to: -Maintain physical distancing by keeping at least 2 metres between you and others. -Wash or sanitize hands frequently during the day and upon returning home from regional parks. -If you are sick, please protect others bay staying home and not visiting regional parks until you are well. -Dispose of tissues and

Soil erosion is a problem in some Metro Vancouver Regional Parks, but bioengineering is a promising solution. It sounds high tech but it's actually a method that uses nature's own materials. See how willow cuttings help stabilize a river bank in Brae Island Regional Park with help from students from the BCIT: British Columbia Institute of Technology Ecological Restoration Program. | Metro Vancouver

The Regional Parks Plan is being updated, and we want to hear from you. The plan guides Metro Vancouver’s work to protect natural areas and connect people with nature, and it has five goals. Goal 3: Regional parks are sustainably managed and well-maintained to manage the safety of visitors and integrity of ecosystems. To learn about the other four goals and provide your feedback, visit metrovancouver.org/parksplan. | Metro Vancouver