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Ministry of Environment
May 10, 2008

NORTH COAST TRAIL OPEN TO HIKERS

PORT HARDY – The North Coast Trail – which provides 43 km of spectacular hiking in a remote wilderness setting and links with the existing Cape Scott Trail – is now officially open.

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May 8, 2008

B.C. GOVERNMENT RELEASES COMPLIANCE SUMMARY

VICTORIA – The Ministry of Environment has released the fourth Quarterly Compliance and Enforcement Summary for 2007.

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May 8, 2008

SNOWPACK AND WATER SUPPLY BULLETIN

VICTORIA – At the peak of snow accumulation in mid-April, much of British Columbia had near normal snowpacks, with a few areas above normal, such as the Peace and the south, central and north coasts. However, as a result of one of the coldest Aprils in the last 50 years, spring snowmelt has been delayed, and additional snow has accumulated.

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May 5, 2008

B.C. GOVERNMENT FUNDING WILL HELP SAVE MORE B.C. BEARS

VICTORIA – Preventing bears from getting into harm’s way is the objective of $450,000 in funding from the B.C. government, just in time for the bruins’ spring emergence from their dens.

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May 4, 2008

$1.5 MILLION WILL BOOST NECHAKO STURGEON CONSERVATION

VICTORIA – A $1.5-million grant will support conservation efforts in the Nechako watershed to help the endangered white sturgeon recover, Environment Minister Barry Penner announced.

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