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Our Land

Designated under the provincial Wildlife Act in 1993 and expanded in 2001, the Parksville-Qualicum Beach
Wildlife Management Area (P-QBWMA) encompasses 1024 ha (2,529 acres) of coastal foreshore, estuary
and river habitat between Craig Bay and the Little Qualicum River on southeast Vancouver Island.
​Here is a link to the Parksville-Qualicum Wildlife Area Management Plan
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​Parksville-Qualicum Wildlife Area Management Plan

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Written by Trevor Wicks