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Emergency Preparedness Newsletter - July 2023

Wildfires are a natural part of the forest ecosystem. Almost 9% of the world’s forests are found in Canada so wildfires are relatively common around here. Some years are worse than others and unfortunately 2023 wildfires are already setting records in British Columbia. What does this mean to you? You need to be prepared. Today, we’ll share some useful resources, tips and information to help with your summer Preparedness planning.

 

Emergency Management at Your Fingertips

Cariboo Chilcotin Coast Tourism has just updated its Emergency Management webpage so all the information you need is at your fingertips. You’ll find all of the latest information on how to plan ahead, links to official sources of information during an emergency, and links to any evacuation alerts and orders.
CCCT can help with a wide variety of emergency management related issues, including:
  • Emergency Communications
  • Business continuity planning
  • Data security
  • Emergency Preparedness
  • Connecting with and clarification of recovery programs
  • Site response and evacuation planning
  • Health and safety issues
  • Staff training
If you are looking to get started with business continuity planning, enhance your existing plans, or just make your business more resilient, please reach out to your local Destination and Experience Manager or contact the office.
Gold Rush Trail North – Patti Gerhardi advisor@landwithoutlimits.com
Gold Rush Trail South – Soren Christensen advisor3@landwithoutlimits.com
Chilcotin Coast – Judith Call advisor2@landwithoutlimits.com
Our office: (250) 392-2226 or TF: 1 (800) 663-5885

Tourism Emergency Management Framework

Cooperation is critical to properly respond to emergency events like wildfires, floods, and other natural disasters. That’s why the leaders of British Columbia’s tourism industry and provincial agencies responsible for tourism and emergency management created a Tourism Emergency Management Framework to support ongoing collaboration and cooperation by British Columbians to protect the health and safety of travellers and support a resilient and sustainable tourism industry.

While we work to support visitors, residents, and businesses during an emergency, it’s also important to plan before and deliver ongoing support after the emergencies.
You can see the full report here.

 

Know Before You Go

To ensure your guests have their best possible experience, we encourage you to encourage your guests to read our Safe & Responsible Travel guide in preparation for a visit to the Cariboo Chilcotin Coast and to stay informed while you are here. Using the Know Before You Go resources for advanced planning and keeping up-to-date on ongoing events during travels will go a long way towards ensuring a safe and enjoyable trip.

 

Online Resources

BC Wildfire Service Interactive Map of Wildfires
 
Fire Bans and Restrictions
 
Environment Canada weather conditions and forecast
 
BC Travellers forecast
 
BC River Forecast Centre
 
BC Wildfire
 
Firesmart
 
Climate Ready BC
 
BC Drought & Water Scarcity Response Plan

 

Supporting Emergency Responders, Evacuees

Do you want to house emergency services crew or evacuees to help your community during times of crisis?
Let us know at CCCT and we can help you register as a supplier. A modernized system allows easier access to submit your bills and for evacuees to access services. CCC is working with our local ESS teams to connect your business. 
To learn more about supporting crews and evacuees, check out Evacuee Registration and Assistance.
Please contact our team at eco@landwithoutlimits.com if you have any questions!