BC Parks Licence Plate Program
Videos of our Projects
Bear Viewing Research
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Conservation
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Accessibility
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Community Engagement and Education
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Indigenous Relations
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Student Rangers
Show your pride in British Columbia’s natural beauty with a park-themed licence plate and support our provincial parks and protected areas.
All net proceeds from the sale and renewals of BC Parks plates are re-invested back into provincial parks through the Park Enhancement Fund.
These funds support diverse projects related to Conservation, Community Engagement and Education, and Indigenous Relations.
Licence Plate-Funded Projects in BC Parks
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PG Interpretive Displays
In partnership with Tourism Prince George, BC Parks installed interpretive display panels for the Prince George Vistor Centre.
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Mapping on Haida Gwaii
BC Parks, supported by licence plate donations, partnered with the Council of the Haida Nation to create an ecosystem map of Naikoon Provincial Park in Haida Gwaii.
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Strathcona Wilderness Institute
The SWI inspires awareness, appreciation and stewardship of the natural world through education and community connections.
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Purden Lake Playground
BC Parks celebrated the opening of an accessible playground at Purden Lake Provincial Park.
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Phantom Orchid Survey
A survey was conducted to search for the endangered phantom orchid in two South Coast protected areas.
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Oregon Forest Snail Survey
BC Parks staff searched suitable habitat for the endangered Oregon forest snail.
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Restoring King George Wetlands
Assessments were conducted to plan for future restoration of wetlands in King George Provincial Park.
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North American Bat Inventory
BC Parks partnered with the Wildlife Conservation Society and others to survey bat populations in BC.
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Bat Gate
A gate at Cody Caves was replaced to protect karst features and allow for bats to enter.
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Bear Cache Poles
Eight new bear cache poles were introduced in Garibaldi Provincial Park to keep bears and humans safe.
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Chun T'oh Whudujut Opening
A family-friendly event was held to celebrate the opening of Ancient Forest/Chun T'oh Whudujut Park and to sign an MOU acknowledging its co-management.
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Student Rangers
BC Parks Student Ranger Program offers 48 young adults hands-on work experience throughout the province.
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Miracle Beach Nature House
Improvements were made to the Nature House in Miracle Beach Park, and a new digital interpretive display was installed to engage visitors in learning about the special features of the park!
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Wild BC Workshops
Through our partnership with the Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation (HCTF), BC Parks is supporting Wild BC professional development workshops.
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Haida Trail Markers
The Haida Nation, in partnership with BC Parks, have designed trail markers for use in Naikoon Provincial Park that feature traditional Haida symbols.
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Mountain Goats and Sheep
Finlay-Russel and Tatlatui Provincial Parks in Northern BC were created to protect habitat for fish and wildlife – particularly mountain goats and Stone sheep.
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Whitebark Pine
Whitebark pine is an endangered alpine tree species that supplies food and habitat for many other species.
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GO Grants
The GO Grants Program provides funding for school field trips to provincial parks and other natural areas throughout BC.
