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BC Parks Merchandise
BC Parks offers giftware and souvenirs to help support our park system. You can show your support and appreciation for our protected areas by purchasing BC Parks merchandise. Profits from the purchase of BC Parks merchandise will be directly reinvested into provincial parks to maintain parks facilities and services, and to conserve the park’s natural, cultural and recreational values for future generations.BC Parks’ Limited Edition Anniversary Posters
BC Parks’ Anniversary Posters printed on high quality, environmentally-sustainable paper and cost $15.00 each (price includes poster, protective poster tube and shipping). 100% of the proceeds to be spent on enhancement projects in each of these parks.Help celebrate the legacies of Wells Gray, Mount Robson, Monashee, and Swan Lake Provincial Parks by ordering your posters today!
To order a poster for yourself, or as a gift, please mail one cheque for $15.00 (per poster), payable to the Minister of Finance, to the following address:
Ministry of Environment, BC Parks
4th Floor, 525 Superior Street
Victoria, BC V8V 0C5
Please ensure you tell us which poster(s) you would like to order and, include your mailing address so we can send it to you. If you require more information or would like to speak to someone before ordering, please contact BC Parks at BCParksDonations@gov.bc.ca.
Posters
- Wells Gray Provincial Park: 75th Anniversary Poster (1939-2014) – $15.00, 25” x 19”, Photo of Helmcken Falls, from BC Parks’ Image Bank. Print run generously sponsored by Blackwell Park Operations Ltd.
- Mount Robson Provincial Park: 100th Anniversary Poster (1913-2013) – $15.00, 25” x 19”, Photo of Berg Lake area (1913), courtesy of BC Archives. Print run generously sponsored by Yellowhead Helicopters Ltd.
- Monashee Provincial Park: 50th Anniversary Poster (1962-2012) – $15.00, 25” x 19”, Photo of Mount Fosthall, taken by local park enthusiast and photographer Ernie Laviolette in 1962. Print run generously sponsored by Claude Labine, Chief Scientific Officer with Campbell Scientific Corp.
- Swan Lake Provincial Park: 100th Anniversary Poster (1918-2018) – $8.00, 12” x 18”, Artwork by Calvin Jones
Khutzeymateen Park Giftware and Souvenirs
- bamboo tshirt – post card –
poster image
Posters come in two sizes (28” x 22”) and (16” x 20”), printed on high quality, environmentally-sustainable paper and t-shirts are made from bamboo which comes in white, cream or light blue in color (limited in sizes) and now in 90/10% cotton/polyester or 100% cotton in light grey, charcoal grey, sapphire blue and black in sizes small to XXL.
Profits from the purchase of the Khutzeymateen merchandise will be directly reinvested into Khutzeymateen Park Enhancement fund.
Your contributing cheque can be made payable to the Minister of Finance ($40 for each t-shirt and or poster which includes shipping & handling) and $5 (per post card), and may be mailed to the following::
Attention: Khutzeymateen Park EnhancementPlease ensure you tell us what colour(s)/size(s) you would like to order and, include your mailing address so we can send it to you.
Ministry of Environment, BC Parks
Suite 102 - 3220 Eby Street
Terrace, BC V8G 5K8
If you require more information or would like to speak to someone before ordering, please contact Lorraine Kerbrat by e-mail: Lorraine.Kerbrat@gov.bc.ca
Mount Assiniboine Fundraising Project
Joseph Cross, renowned BC artist, is creating a series of four paintings depicting the incredible scenery of B.C.’s Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park. The series of paintings will be reproduced in limited edition glicée on canvas for sale in various sizes. Profits from the giclées will go directly to benefit Mount Assiniboine Park and other Kootenay Provincial Parks.
In 2009 BC Parks was proud to create a partnership with Joseph Cross. We hope that through your personal experience of Mt. Assiniboine that you will want to purchase a tangible memory piece that will also help support this gem of the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
