

Buck Hills Road Ecological Reserve

Purpose
Ecological Reserves are areas in British Columbia selected to preserve representative and special natural ecosystems, plant and animal species, features, and phenomena. Ecological Reserves provide the highest level of protection for the maintenance of physical and biological diversity while allowing for research and educational activities. More information on Ecological Reserves »
Buck Hills Road Ecological Reserve was established to conserve a small stand of western larch which includes large, old specimens.Detailed Ecological Reserve Description
BC Parks has created a detailed description of each Ecological Reserve to support current or potential education and research. Each account includes physical, biological, and cultural information as well as management concerns regarding the Ecological Reserve, with references to supporting documents where available. Additional documents may also be made available, upon request.
Supporting Documents
- Animal Species List and Vegetation Description [PDF]
- Natural History Survey [PDF 1.03MB]
- Wildlife and Vegetation Study [PDF 2.24MB]
Restrictions
Ecological reserves are not created for outdoor recreation. Most ecological reserves, however, are open to the public for non-destructive pursuits like hiking, nature observation and photography. Consumptive activities like hunting, freshwater fishing, camping, livestock grazing, removal of materials, plants or animals are prohibited by regulation in ecological reserves. Motorized vehicles are not allowed. Research and educational activities may be carried out but only under permit.
Special Restrictions:Groups of ten or more people must receive permission prior to entering this ecological reserve.
Location and Maps
11km S of Lumby; 1.5 km NNE of Nicklen Lake
Ecological Zones
Management Planning
- There is currently no approved valid management plan for this area. Management plans are prepared as soon as practicable, subject to available resources and the ability of key planning partners to participate.