How to Engage With the Interactive Mapping Exercise

This section provides suggestions for how interested citizens can engage with the Interactive Map.

• Comments received on the interactive map are an important input to government. It is essential that you take a look - starting with important wildlife areas, or your favourite trails!

• Please note that there are a number of important information layers that can be turned on/off by opening the layer list and checking/unchecking layers.  When you’re on the map, click on the icon in the top right corner.

• Next, if you click on “Reference Layers” you will see a number of important ‘layers’ you should toggle on and off.  Under the ‘Environment’ heading you can view important layers such as…

• BCEAG wildlife corridors and habitat patches

• Fire guard and habitat enhancement

• Ministerial order designated trail use only

• For the decommissioned trails, add a comment saying that you support closing these trails - and that there needs to be a strong commitment to education and enforcement so that trails aren't rebuilt.  

• For the new authorized trails,  like the new enduro trails, add a comment saying that you support these trails provided other trails are decommissioned, and emphasize the importance of  monitoring wildlife and human use in these area, committing to adaptive management.