Wilderness Tourism Association - Address & business activities

Address:

1035 Belvedere Drive
North Vancouver, BC  V7R 2C6
Canada

Telephone number: 604-561-4135

• Contact information in previous versions

  • 5846 Sunset Drive
    Nelson, BC  V1L 6X9
    Canada
    
    Telephone number: 250-388-3155
    
    
  • 8566 Moxon Terrace
    North Saanich, BC  V8L 1K6
    Canada
    
    Telephone number: 250-388-3155
    
    
  • 8566 Moxon Terrace
    North Saanich, BC  V8L 1K6
    Canada
    
    Telephone number: 250-388-3155
    
    
  • 8566 Moxon Terrace
    
    North Saanich, BC  V8L 1K6
    Canada
    
    Telephone number: 250-655-4103
    
    

Description of Activities:
a) to provide wilderness tourism operators a say in the land use decisions in the areas that the wilderness tourism operators are located; (b) to secure British Columbia legislation and policy that provides wilderness tourism operators equivalency with other licensed resource users (on lands on which they operate their tourism services); (c) to assist wilderness tourism operators who are having their operations and business threatened due to the application of policy, legislation and land use conflicts; (d) to communicate to wilderness tourism operators the land use conflicts other operators have and what action is being taken; (e) to become a member In good standing of the Tourism Industry Association of BC (TIABC) and to seek their support In realizing our objectives; (f) to inform and educate fellow TIABC members' especially the gateway city members like Vancouver and Victoria regarding tourism issues and opportunities with respect to the land and the supernatural image of B.C.; (g) to raise funds on a project by project basis to assist in the conservation of land for tourism values.

• Descriptions of the organization's activity in previous versions:

  • a) to provide wilderness tourism operators a say in the land use decisions in the areas that the wilderness tourism operators are located; (b) to secure British Columbia legislation and policy that provides wilderness tourism operators equivalency with other licensed resource users (on lands on which they operate their tourism services); (c) to assist wilderness tourism operators who are having their operations and business threatened due to the application of policy, legislation and land use conflicts; (d) to communicate to wilderness tourism operators the land use conflicts other operators have and what action is being taken; (e) to become a member In good standing of the Tourism Industry Association of BC (TIABC) and to seek their support In realizing our objectives; (f) to inform and educate fellow TIABC members' especially the gateway city members like Vancouver and Victoria regarding tourism issues and opportunities with respect to the land and the supernatural image of B.C.; (g) to raise funds on a project by project basis to assist in the conservation of land for tourism values.
  • a) to provide wilderness tourism operators a say in the land use decisions in the areas that the wilderness tourism operators are located; (b) to secure British Columbia legislation and policy that provides wilderness tourism operators equivalency with other licensed resource users (on lands on which they operate their tourism services); (c) to assist wilderness tourism operators who are having their operations and business threatened due to the application of policy, legislation and land use conï¬icts; (d) to communicate to wilderness tourism operators the land use conflicts other operators have and what action is being taken; (e) to become a member In good standing of the Tourism Industry Association of BC (TIABC) and to seek their support In realizing our objectives; (f) to inform and educate fellow TIABC members' especially the gateway city members like Vancouver and Victoria regarding tourism issues and opportunities with respect to the land and the supernatural image of B.C.; (g) to raise funds on a project by project basis to assist in the conservation of land for tourism values.
  • -Advocate for Wilderness Tourism Operators secure, affordable and equitable access to the land and marine resource base - Advocate for proper stewardship, conservation and protection of wilderness tourism values - Advocate for improved policy and legislation supporting sustainable tourism business activities on the land and marine base in BC

Wilderness Tourism Association / Jeneen Sutherland, Executive Director

NOT USED:

1035 Belvedere Drive
North Vancouver, BC  V7R 2C6
Canada

Telephone number: 604-561-4135

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