GFATV-Newsletter-July-2021_LQ
RDKB Drought Management
With the state of our forests being dry and vulnerable to forest fires, it is important to communicate information related to our watershed and wildfire to as many recreation site users as possible.
Here are a few online tools and links that can be used to evaluate the state of the watershed and wildfire situations:
British Columbia Drought Information Portal
https://www.arcgis.com/apps/MapSeries/index.html?appid=838d533d8062411c820eef50b08f7ebc
Boundary Integrated Watershed Service
Boundary Integrated Watershed Service
Boundary Integrated Watershed Service – Home | Facebook
Boundary Forest Watershed Stewardship Society
Boundary Forest Watershed Stewardship Society – Making ‘Forests Forever’ a Reality
Community Watersheds Map
Community Watersheds – Current – Datasets – Data Catalogue (gov.bc.ca)
BC Wildfire Dashboard
https://governmentofbc.maps.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/f0ac328d88c74d07aa2ee385abe2a41b
Southeast Fire Centre Wildfire Information
http://bcfireinfo.for.gov.bc.ca/hprScripts/WildfireNews/FireCentrePage.asp?FC=6
Fire Smoke Canada
BC Parks – Campfire Safety & Bans
https://bcparks.ca/visiting/campfire-bans-safety/
Recreation Sites and Trails BC
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New Kiosk at 28
Grand Forks ATV would like to thank Granby Post & Beam for their beautiful wood work and sign installation at 28 mile staging area north of Grand Forks. The elegant woodwork marks the gateway to our beautiful upper Granby River and Burrell Creek recreation areas. The area is enjoyed by a variety of recreational users, and the sign provides guidance to those that don’t know the area. Our strategy is to provide opportunities and promote environmental awareness for visitors. If the public knows where to go, they can choose the excellent amenities that are available, stay on the trails, and keep the area clean like they found it. Thank you.
