How To Stop Loving It To Death
Be Part of the Solution: Minimize Your Impact
Now that you are learning and know more about the issues impacting our communities, find out how you can be mindful of the land, its people, and communities. Get resources and inspiration to reduce your footprint and explore consciously.
Indigenous Tourism BC
BC Parks
Leave No Trace
Camper's Code
WildsafeBC
BC AdventureSmart
FireSmart BC
Invasive Species Council of BC
Hello BC - Travel Responsibly
Activity Resources: Learn How To Do The Right Thing
Enjoy your favourite activities and be aware of your actions and impact. Be an ambassador for not loving it to death by learning to do the right thing, whether you’re heading out on the water or enjoying the trails. Use the resources below to get started.
General
- BC AdventureSmart
- BC Parks - Homepage
- CWSAA - Alpine Responsibility Code
- BC Parks - Responsible Recreation
- Hello BC - How to Travel Safely & Responsibly
- Indigenous Tourism BC - How to Travel Responsibly
- Leave No Trace
- Outdoor Recreation Council of BC - Recreate Responsibly
- Recycle BC - Pack Lean Leave Clean
- RecycleBC - Pack Lean Leave Clean - Toolkit
- Wilderness Tourism BC - ExploreWildBC Pledge
- BC Parks - KBYG Toilet Edition
- BCSARA - Outdoor Education
- Invasive Species Council of BC - Play Your Part
- Tourism Squamish - Responsible Recreation
- Tourism Whistler - Responsible Travel
- Vancouver North Shore - Know Before You Go
- Fire & Ice Aspiring Geopark
- Átl'ka7tsem/Howe Sound Biosphere
- Adventure Hub - BC Search & Rescue Association
- AdventureSmart Trip Planning App
Boating & Watersports
Camping
- Camper's Code
- WildSafeBC - Bare Campsite Program
- Outdoor Recreation Council of BC - Recreate Responsibly
- BC Parks - Stay Safe in Bear Country
- BC Parks - Campfire Bans & Safety
- BC Parks - Backcountry Visitor Guide
- BC Gov - Know the Rules for Rec Sites & Trails
- BCSARA - Outdoor Education
- Invasive Species Council of BC - Campers
- AdventureSmart Trip Planning App
Motorsports and Offroading
Fishing
Hiking
- BC AdventureSmart
- CWSAA - Alpine Responsibility Code
- Outdoor Recreation Council of BC - Recreate Responsibly
- BC Parks - Backcountry Visitor Guide
- BC Gov - Know the Rules for Rec Sites & Trails
- BCSARA - Outdoor Education
- Invasive Species Council of BC - Play Clean for Hikers
- AdventureSmart Trip Planning App
Mountain Biking
- Mountain Bike BC - Ride Respectfully
- Outdoor Recreation Council of BC - Recreate Responsibly
- BC Parks - Backcountry Visitor Guide
- BC Gov - Know the Rules for Rec Sites & Trails
- BCSARA - Outdoor Education
- Invasive Species Council of BC - Mountain Bikers
- Pemberton Off-Road Cycling Association
- Squamish Off-Road Cycling Association
- Whistler Off-Road Cycling Association
- North Shore Mountain Bike Association
- AdventureSmart Trip Planning App
Pets
Skiing & Snowboarding
Target Shooting
Wildlife
Ideas For Exploring Responsibly
Our partners explain how to reduce your impact by recreating mindfully, respectfully and safely.
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The Don't Love it to Death campaign acknowledges the ancestral territories of the First Nations peoples on which we humbly live, work and recreate on.
We strive to respect the land and people whose territory we are visiting. We also commit to creating meaningful and lasting relationships to assist in amplifying the voices of the First Nations people through our learning experiences/journeys.