Upcoming Events

Denali Expedition 1991

Annual General Meeting and Presentation

Date: April 24th, 2024
Time: 7:00pm – 9:00pm
Location: Evergreen Lounge, Filberg Centre, Courtenay
Guest Speaker: Mike Taylor

SWI will hold its Annual General Meeting on April 24th in the Evergreen Lounge of the Filberg Centre in conjunction with a presentation by Mike Taylor on his expedition to Denali (Mt. McKinley), Alaska. The presentation will begin at 7:00 pm, followed by refreshments and then the AGM will start around 8:20/8:30 pm. More details on the presentation and the documents for our 2024 AGM will appear in our next E-newsletter in April and be posted here (coming soon). 

We invite former and potential volunteers to attend the AGM and learn more about SWI’s work, accomplishments and plans for the upcoming year. We always need volunteers to staff our visitor centres and participate in our educational programs, thus ensuring the continuation of what we have achieved in the past. Please put your names forward!

Our guest speaker will be Island Mountain Rambler, Mike Taylor, presenting a slide show on his 1991 expedition with three friends to Denali in Alaska, the highest peak in North America (6190m). For the team this 23-day adventure was also an opportunity to raise money in support of cancer research. Mike, now living in Duncan, is a retired BC and Canada Lands Surveyor, whose work has taken him through BC, Alberta, the Yukon and Nunavut, and who was also involved in consultations when the Strathcona Park Master Plan (1993) was put together.

More information please visit our events page and more details on the event will be announced in the coming weeks on our Website and on our Facebook page.  For more information please contact us at strathconawilderness@gmail.com

2023 AGM Minutes
2024 AGM Agenda

Recent iNaturalist Observations

Listed below are some of the most recent observations of species in Strathcona Provincial Park using iNaturalist. Species are recorded by SWI Directors and Summer Students. The data from our own SWI Data Collection project has been incorporated into the statistics of the BC Parks iNaturalist Project.

JOB POSTINGS

SWI has as usual submitted an application to the Canada Summer Jobs Program for funding for FIVE positions working with us from late June to the end of August.

  • Visitor Information Counsellor at Paradise Meadows
  • Visitor Information Counsellor at Buttle Lake
  • Naturalist Interpreter/Research Assistant (2)
  • Environmental Program Coordinator

To learn more please visit our “Work With Us” page!

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