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Category: Anderson Hill

October 29, 2020 Friends of Uplands Park Anderson Hill, FOUP Invasive Plant Removal & Restoration Events

UPLANDS PARK & ANDERSON HILL SOCIAL RESTORATION

UPLANDS PARK with Friends of Uplands ParkSunday November 1: 1 to 3pm Meet at the Dorset entrance near Beach Drive and follow the flags. Safe tools and gloves provided. Get outside, … Continue reading UPLANDS PARK & ANDERSON HILL SOCIAL RESTORATION

October 22, 2020 Friends of Uplands Park Anderson Hill, Bowker Streamkeepers, FOUP Invasive Plant Removal & Restoration Events

Outdoor Social Bonding Restoration in Parks

Saturday Oct 24 - 10 am  ANDERSON HILL Clearing ivy along the trail to Beach Dr. forking off from the Centennial Trail on the south slope.  Join us if you can.  If … Continue reading Outdoor Social Bonding Restoration in Parks

October 17, 2020 Friends of Uplands Park Anderson Hill, FOUP Invasive Plant Removal & Restoration Events

Local Invasive Removal Oct. 17 & 18

Saturday October 17: 10 to 12 ANDERSON HILLI will be clearing along the trail that branches from the Centennial Trail and heads to the driveway to Beach Drive.  We got … Continue reading Local Invasive Removal Oct. 17 & 18

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Uplands Park and Oak Bay are on the ancestral territory of the lək̓ʷəŋən people, known today as the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations.
We respect and honour their vital relationship with these lands and waters and how they have stewarded them through countless generations, continuing to the present and into the future.

 

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