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#CoolThingsinOP
Art & Music
Astronomy
Backcountry
Beaches
Birding
Camping
Careers in Parks
Cultural Heritage
Cycling
Ecological Integrity
Fall
First Time Visitors
Fishing
Geology
Healthy Parks Healthy People
Hiking
Nature Knowledge
Outdoor Cooking
Paddling
Park Events
Park Partners
Park Products
Photography
Roofed Accommodations
RV
Safety & Regulations
Spring
Summer
Winter

Three people having dinner at a picnic table at sunset on shore of a body of water

So there’s a fire ban. Now what?

Today’s post comes from Meg Bethune, a former assistant naturalist at Killbear Provincial Park. Campfires are an iconic part of

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