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February 1, 2026 Friends of Uplands Park Uncategorized

SAVE THE DATE: Celebrating Gaia Concert Series 2026

Hello Friends, SAVE THE DATES about these upcoming concerts on Climate Change and Nature! From FOUP Director David Newell: "On my son Geoffrey Newell's Friends of Uplands Park bird walk … Continue reading SAVE THE DATE: Celebrating Gaia Concert Series 2026

Oak Bay Talks… Exploring Our National Treasure: The State of Garry Oak Ecosystems in Greater Victoria

Oak Bay Talks... Exploring Our National Treasure: The State of Garry Oak Ecosystems in Greater Victoria Ryan Senechal & Carollyne Yardley of the Garry Oak Meadow Preservation Society speak on … Continue reading Oak Bay Talks… Exploring Our National Treasure: The State of Garry Oak Ecosystems in Greater Victoria

No Ivy League – Native Species Planting & Invasive Removal February 22 @ 1:00PM

Join us for an afternoon of restoration work in Uplands Park and Cattle Point – lək̓ʷəŋən Territories, Oak Bay BC. Every Sunday afternoon through the end of February, help to … Continue reading No Ivy League – Native Species Planting & Invasive Removal February 22 @ 1:00PM

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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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