This afternoon, the transfer of St. John Point from private to public hands was completed. The purchase has gone through, thanks to the hard work and generosity of our donors, volunteers, partners and friends.
A big thank-you to everyone involved. It has been an exciting year—and now our children and their grandchildren can enjoy the beauty of this remarkable natural area in perpetuity.
St. John Point
As a kid, I remember riding my bicycle along the Galloping Goose trail in Victoria and seeing Scotch broom plants densely packed along the sides of the trail. Their brilliant yellow flowers caught my eye Read more…
The new habitat restoration site at St. John Point has now been planted with native trees and shrubs thanks to the hard work of community volunteers and students from the Mayne School. All the plants Read more…
In recent weeks, Conservancy staff and volunteers have begun a new habitat restoration site at St. John Point Regional Park. The site may not look like much yet, but in the coming years it will Read more…
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Sandra Eddy · December 16, 2017 at 7:48 am
I am so happy that this wonderful area ,where when living in Vancouver I spent weekends over a period of many years, has now been preserved for everyone to enjoy.