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The Wild Bird Trust of British Columbia (WBT) is dedicated to preserving and protecting vital bird habitats, with its flagship conservation site at Maplewood Flats in North Vancouver. Spanning 311 acres of tidal mudflats, salt marshes, and coastal forests, the area provides refuge for over 230 bird species and diverse wildlife. Committed to environmental stewardship and reconciliation, WBT collaborates with Indigenous leaders to integrate traditional ecological knowledge into habitat restoration. Just minutes from the city, this conservation space offers a rare opportunity to experience and support nature in a rapidly evolving region.
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WBT manages habitat restoration projects at Maplewood Flats, focusing on sustainable land stewardship and biodiversity protection. The site hosts guided walks, birdwatching tours, and educational programs, fostering community involvement in conservation efforts. Visitors can explore well-maintained trails, observation platforms, and interpretive displays that highlight the ecological and cultural significance of the area. Through advocacy and hands-on restoration, WBT ensures that Maplewood Flats remains a thriving sanctuary for birds, wildlife, and future generations.
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