This beginner walking program meets once a week and starts with short walks, slowly increasing distance each week. Your walking leader offers support and motivation to keep you moving in nature.

Registration required. Follow website link below to register online.

The Regional Board meets in a regular session twice a month, on the first Thursday of the month (starting at 8:30 a.m.) and the third Thursday of the month (starting at 6 p.m.) unless otherwise noted.

Meeting agendas and minutes are available. Limited public seating in the boardroom. Live stream and recorded video are available for Regional Board meetings.

Link up with other caregivers and their little ones for weekly walks. Each week we’ll explore a section of stroller-friendly trail. After the walk, we’ll gather indoors for social time and refreshments.

Registration required. Follow website link below to register online.

Discover various tree species and their interconnections to one another. These easy to moderate hikes focus on concepts from Peter Wohlleben, author of the bestselling book The Hidden Life of Trees.

Registration required. Follow website link below to register online.

In little more than a century, more than half of the world’s population has moved into cities near water and fertile land. Resulting habitat loss has negatively impacted some species, while others have adapted and even thrive in these urban natural landscapes.

Registration required. Follow website link below to register online.

This beginner walking program meets once a week and starts with short walks, slowly increasing distance each week. Your walking leader offers support and motivation to keep you moving in nature.

Registration required. Follow website link below to register online.

Join your neighbours to meet new friends and old aquaintances during our coffee social. Light refreshments will be provided.

Drop-in. Registration not required.

Meet outside of the EECO for stories, songs, crafts, and outdoor exploration with your three to five year-olds. Each week has a different nature theme. We will move indoors when the weather turns cold.

Drop in. Registration not required.

This beginner walking program meets once a week and starts with short walks, slowly increasing distance each week. Your walking leader offers support and motivation to keep you moving in nature.

Registration required. Follow website link below to register online.

Enjoy time in the park and practice your hand at watercolour, pastel or pencil crayon techniques. Create a card for yourself or a loved one. Art supplies provided.

Registration required. Follow website link below to register online.

This beginner walking program meets once a week and starts with short walks, slowly increasing distance each week. Your walking leader offers support and motivation to keep you moving in nature.

Registration required. Follow website link below to register online.

The Central Okanagan is home to a diversity of wildlife and ecosystems. Join a park interpreter on this series of guided hikes that will take you through various trails, revealing the rich history, unique species, and special features that make each park truly remarkable. Registration required. Follow website link below to register online.

Link up with other caregivers and their little ones for weekly walks. Each week we’ll explore a section of stroller-friendly trail. After the walk, we’ll gather indoors for social time and refreshments.

Registration required. Follow website link below to register online.

The Westside Wastewater Service Committee meets twice a year, on the second Thursday of May and November (starting at 10:00 a.m.). Upcoming meeting agendas and reports will be posted a minimum of 72 hours prior to the meeting. Limited public seating is available in the boardroom. Live stream and recorded video are available for Westside Wastewater Service Committee meetings. 

The Central Okanagan is home to a diversity of wildlife and ecosystems. Join a park interpreter on this series of guided hikes that will take you through various trails, revealing the rich history, unique species, and special features that make each park truly remarkable. Registration required. Follow website link below to register online.

The Regional District of Central Okanagan will be closed Monday, November 13 to observe Rememberance Day.  We look forward to serving you when we reopen at 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday, November, 14.

• During this time, any emergencies involving Regional District water systems or parks should be reported by calling 250-868-5299.
• Online payments may be made online at rdco.com/payments.
• Regular curbside garbage, recycling and yard waste collection will take place on November 13.
• The Westside Residential Waste Disposal and Recycling Centre, Traders Cove transfer station and North Westside transfer stations will be open normal hours over the weekend.
• The Robert Hobson Environmental Education Centre for the Okanagan (EECO) in Mission Creek Regional Park will also be closed on Monday, November 13.

This beginner walking program meets once a week and starts with short walks, slowly increasing distance each week. Your walking leader offers support and motivation to keep you moving in nature.

Registration required. Follow website link below to register online.

Meet outside of the EECO for stories, songs, crafts, and outdoor exploration with your three to five year-olds. Each week has a different nature theme. We will move indoors when the weather turns cold.

Drop in. Registration not required.

This beginner walking program meets once a week and starts with short walks, slowly increasing distance each week. Your walking leader offers support and motivation to keep you moving in nature.

Registration required. Follow website link below to register online.

This beginner walking program meets once a week and starts with short walks, slowly increasing distance each week. Your walking leader offers support and motivation to keep you moving in nature.

Registration required. Follow website link below to register online.

Link up with other caregivers and their little ones for weekly walks. Each week we’ll explore a section of stroller-friendly trail. After the walk, we’ll gather indoors for social time and refreshments.

Registration required. Follow website link below to register online.

The Regional Board meets in a regular session twice a month, on the first Thursday of the month (starting at 8:30 a.m.) and the third Thursday of the month (starting at 6 p.m.) unless otherwise noted.

Meeting agendas and minutes are available. Limited public seating in the boardroom. Live stream and recorded video are available for Regional Board meetings.

The Central Okanagan is home to a diversity of wildlife and ecosystems. Join a park interpreter on this series of guided hikes that will take you through various trails, revealing the rich history, unique species, and special features that make each park truly remarkable. Registration required. Follow website link below to register online.

In little more than a century, more than half of the world’s population has moved into cities near water and fertile land. Resulting habitat loss has negatively impacted some species, while others have adapted and even thrive in these urban natural landscapes.

Registration required. Follow website link below to register online.

This beginner walking program meets once a week and starts with short walks, slowly increasing distance each week. Your walking leader offers support and motivation to keep you moving in nature.

Registration required. Follow website link below to register online.