Help Keep Metro Vancouver Parks Open: Here are some COVID safety tips and helpful advice from Metro Vancouver Regional Parks

5 BC Parks to Explore in the Lower Mainland: Some BC Parks are open for day-use, here is a quick list of options close to Vancouver.

After closing due to COVID-19, BC Parks will start to re-open the majority of provincial parks and protected areas and marine parks on May 14, 2020.

BC Provincial Parks Closed Due to COVID-19: All parks, protected areas, recreation areas, ecological reserves and camping closed until at least May 31, 2020.

Quarry Rock Closed, and More Park Closures During COVID-19: The District of North Vancouver has closed Quarry Rock and Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge

Social Distancing in Vancouver Parks During COVID-19 Outbreak: Enjoy our parks but stay apart, a message from the Vancouver Park Board on March 21, 2020

Not enough wildlife or too much wildlife? Here I respond to a few bar reviews of Stanley Park and offer some insights from a local’s perspective.

The Dude Returns to Dude Chilling Park: Welcome The Dude sculpture (now in bronze) back to the park on August 17th with community picnic

Stephen Hui’s Top 5 rainy day hikes near Vancouver, which are all picks from his new guidebook, 105 Hikes in and around Southwestern British Columbia, published by Greystone Books.

You can visit Vancouver’s only ecology centre, right in the West End on the edge of Lost Lagoon at the Stanley Park Nature House. Operated by the Stanley Park Ecology Society, admission is free!