Park Photos Wanted
Sunday, July 24, 2016 @ 9:37 AM
Prince George, B.C. – Make sure you have a camera handy the next time you head to a BC Provincial park.BC Parks is looking for beautiful , adventure inspiring , and fun filled images from folks who visit parks in this province.
Every week, the province will share a ‘BC Parks Fan Photo’ on its Instagram account. For your shot to be considered, simply tag BC Parks and use the hashtag #BCParks.
Be sure to follow along on Instagram, and the province’s other social media channels – Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and the BC Parks blog – for regular updates, and to see some of the pictures along the way.
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Better yet, take a picture of a park conservation officer if you see one, apparently they are extremely rare, only seven in the whole province! ;-)
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We could just photoshop this one into a park picture. ;-)
What’s a Park Conservation Officer? Last time I checked we have, both Provincially & Federally, Park Rangers, which is quite different in scope of duties, responsibilities & powers than a provincial CO.
from an ad
BC Public Service
Ministry of Environment – BC Parks and Conservation Officer Service
Merritt
Conservation Officer Salary $58,915.64 – $67,319.53 annually
Applicants who do not fully meet the required qualifications may be considered for this position, but at a lower classification. Rewarding career, new organization, exciting work environment Serving BC since 1905, The Conservation Officer Service (COS) and its officers ensure public confidence through the protection and preservation of our environment and natural resources.
The BC COS has a job opening for a Conservation Officer within its Provincial Operations Branch in Merritt BC. We are seeking experienced natural resource law enforcement officers who meet our education and work experience criteria. We are looking for officers who have graduated from the Western Conservation Law Enforcement Academy (WCLEA), graduated from an equivalent natural resource law enforcement training program, or possess several years of experience as an armed natural resource law enforcement officer.
The Conservation Officer plans and conducts investigations and implements measures to address regulatory and criminal non-compliance.
For example, conservation officers, or “COs”, are sworn peace officers entrusted with enforcement authority under more than 33 provincial and federal statutes combined. The work also includes delivering the Ministry of Environment’s human/wildlife conflict program, and educating the public, industry and stakeholders about environmental legislation and methods to reduce human/wildlife conflicts.
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