Wildfire Prevention Plan for Nymph Falls Park

The Comox Valley Regional District is implementing a wildfire prevention plan at Nymph Falls park, with work projected to start at the end of May.

• Reducing the risk of forest fires at Nyph Falls Park Q & A 
• Map of proposed treatment units 
• CVRD news release - Nymph Falls Wildfire Prevention 

• GOOSE SPIT PARK
  Dogs must be leashed at Goose Spit Park now until May 21. Brant geese use the park beach as a resting and feeding stop before continuing on non-stop to Alaska to nest. Please give the geese plenty of space.

• HEADQUARTERS TOWNSITE PARK
  Trails are very wet with several large puddles. Work is being done to improve drainage and fill low spots. Expect crew and equipment on the trails this month.

• SEAL BAY PARK 
  We are monitoring Eastern Grey Squirrels

Grey squirrels are an introduced species that may pose a threat to native squirrels and birds.

We are asking park visitors to report sightings to allow us to:

• Map the current distribution
• Determine the animal's movements and dynamics
• Assess the Eastern Grey Squirrel's impacts on native species
• Determine if action is required to protect native species.

If you spot a big bushy squirrel that is grey or black please contact us:
 
Email:  
Tel: 250-334-6000 or toll-free: 1-800-331-6007