Welcome!
We are the Gabriola Land & Trails Trust. We carry out our activities, with gratitude and respect, on the traditional unceded territories of the Snuneymuxw and other First Nations, whose peoples have had a deep physical and spiritual connection with this island and its surrounding waters since time immemorial..
Our “conserve + connect” tagline expresses our mandate concisely—we aim to conserve areas of environmental, historical, and social importance, and to develop a network of sustainable parklands and trails.
Click on the menu items in the header above (or search one of our listed Categories) to learn about GaLTT’s work and Gabriola’s landscape. Have fun exploring!
- Email us at info@galtt.ca
- Mail us at PO Box 56, Gabriola, BC, V0R 1X0
News
ABC Guided Walk Series – mark your calendar!
Our printed trail map showcases a set of 26 great local routes, and this guided walk series explores some of them. Get out for a walk with a local volunteer and explore parts of Gabriola you may not know. Walks go rain or shine, [...]
Forest therapy—deeper connections
On a beautiful afternoon in Cox Park, our forest therapy guide Janice Furevick helped us to make a deeper connection with the forest. Through a series of invitations we used our senses to see, feel, touch and smell the forest while emptying our mind [...]
Invasives Volunteer Appreciation
GaLTT’s many successes have always been due to our volunteers—and we appreciate what you all do! On September 25th the Invasive Species Committee held a Volunteer Appreciation Event at Queequeg Community Park for a particularly busy group of volunteers—all those who have taken part [...]
Bridge repairs
All that rain last winter took out one of GaLTT's bridges. Our Trails crew did a great job getting it repaired and back in place, higher and stronger. As they said, "Hopefully no more crazy storms!"
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