The latest Coastal Journeys Articles
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Side Bay & Keith River Beach Clean-up 2018: A Newbie's Perspective
There’s a couple of ideas I’d like to communicate. I tried brevity, but they [BC Marine Trails] said this isn’t Twitter or Facebook, so here you go. Read More -
Part 2: Paddling along the BC Marine Trails: Jedediah Island
Decision day. Julee and I are standing on the beach at Grassy Point staring west at today’s intended destination, Jedediah Island, 17 km away. Our kayaks and tents are damp with the morning dew. The wind is light from the northwest but expected to rise this afternoon. Read More -
Part 1: Paddling along the BC Marine Trails: Sunshine Coast, Thormanby & Jedediah Islands
It’s been said that there are three types of sea kayakers: coasters who like hugging the shoreline, crossers who like exposed jumps to offshore islands and circumnavigators who like to make it all the way around. Read More
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BCMTNA in the news
 | Salish Sea joins Canada’s Great TrailA paddling route used for thousands of years between Vancouver Island and the mainland has officially become part of the Great Trail. |
 | Island Coastal Economic Trust project profileTRAILS - BOTH HIKING TRAILS ON land, and marine trails for paddlers – are significant and growing regional tourism assets. That's the preamble from the Island Coastal Economic Trust in its profile on the Salish Sea Marine Trail, a project of the BC Marine Trails Network Association. |
 | Global News reportB.C.’s coastline could soon be more accessible to everyone. The BC Marine Trail Network Association is working to establish the Salish Sea Marine Trail connecting Vancouver Island with the mainland. Global News reports. |
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BC Marine Trails Film Shoot
BC Marine Trails Directors, Members and Volunteers – Martin Ryer, Steve Best, Gene Gapsis, Les Hudson, Lyle Wilkinson, Allan Edwin and Elizabeth Pannell spent a week paddling nearly 100 km in a very remote section of NW Vancouver Island Read More -
Vancouver Island Marine Debris Working Group
The BC Marine Trails Organization has been a member of the Vancouver Island Marine Debris Working Group (VIMDWIG) since 2015. Read More -
Chained Island Revisited: What am I doing here?
I like to think that I have an altruistic bent and want to help make the world a better place, so I decided to join my friend, Roxanne, on a beach cleanup in the Chained Islands. Read More
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