Donation from Black Rock Resort for new interpretive signs under development.
Please Donate by clicking “Donate Now” on this page or by mailing a cheque to: Wild Pacific Trail Society, Box 572, Ucluelet, BC V0R 3A0 Canada
The Wild Pacific Trail Society is a registered non-profit organization. Tax receipts issued via Canada Helps or by writen request for donations over $25.
A secure donation box is also provided at the Lighthouse, Brown’s Beach and Ancient Cedars trailheads.
Thank you to all our generous donors!
Donation from Raven Lady food cart, one of our sponsors.
Businesses can also support us via our 1% for the Planet partnership.
The pandemic has drastically cut our donations at trail head donation boxes but we still need to pay our staff. Many small contributions are all we need to keep us on our mission to connect people to Nature. Never has this task seemed more important. All donations of any size are most welcome.
Contribute ONLINE or drop us a donation in the mail for a charitable receipt. “This trail belongs to everyone.” Oyster Jim Martin.
Donations over $1,000 receive a plaque on our funders’ sign at the main trailhead.
Recently we had damage to many benches on the trail, thank you to contributors who helped us repair and replace these special places to sit and watch whales go by.
Thank you very much, we could not exist without your support.
Businesses listed here have supported trail society projects or network on our behalf. Please contact us if you wish to become a sponsor.
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Society Mission
WPTS Motto: Inspiring through Nature
WPTS Vision: To inspire a personal connection with nature to create a wave of change for environmental stewardship.
WPTS Mission:
▪ To promote and protect a spectacular coastal trail network, where the temperate rainforest meets the ocean, that is accessible to everyone and showcases the natural and cultural treasures of the Ucluth Peninsula.
▪ To inspire people through sharing perspectives about the culture, history and nature of this area.