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Northern BC Resident,

Northern BC is home to a number of provincial parks from
those popular for camping including Purden Lake and Lake-
lse Lake to parks great for hiking and fishing like Eskers
and Carp Lake Provincial Park. Still others, like Sugarbowl R eC aal eC aal b ¢ t V t
Grizzly Den, West Twin and Slim Creek offer more remote e O O e

backcountry opportunities.

This is a research project by UNBC researcher Pamela
Wright with input from BC Parks on northern residents’
views on provincial parks.

The intent of this research project is to explore northern
residents’ perspectives on provincial parks. The purpose
for this brief electronic survey is to explore your current
use of BC provincial parks and your thoughts and ideas
about provincial parks - particularly in the north.

This e-survey will take just a few minutes to complete but
will provide us with very valuable information. We would
like to receive your response by November 13th.

To participate, please go to the following link:

http://unbc.hostedincanadasurveys.ca/index.
php?sid=49642é&lang=en

We do not anticipate any risk associated with this research Mi 5 5 | E | t J
but do believe that there will be benefits. The results of this U Nn | C | p a ec | O Nn S

survey will be provided to BC Parks for their consideration.

Pamela A. Wright, Ph.D. N ovem ber 1 5th

Associate Professor, Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Man-
agement

Ecosystem Science and Management Program

University of Northern British Columbia

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