TLC is committed to protecting the wild hills and beaches within the Jordan River, Sandcut Beach, and Sooke Hills areas for future public access. In order to save these properties for their significant environmental and recreational value, TLC needs your support. Make your donation today to protect these West Coast icons. Specific donations to the beaches or the potholes extension can also be made.
TLC and CRD Parks have worked together for over a decade in a visionary partnership to create a world class parks and protected areas system for our region. Through this unique and effective campaign over 7,400 acres of spectacular new parklands have been purchased and protected. Some of the most popular public icons of southern Vancouver Island’s natural landscape such as the Sooke Hills, Sooke Potholes, Matthews Point in Active Pass, Bourgoyne Bay and Southwest Salt Spring Island, the Thetis Lake to Mount Work Trail Corridor, and the Sea to Sea Greenbelt were saved throughout this innovative partnership.
TLC and CRD Parks are now moving forward with this vision through a new campaign, Wild Hills and Beaches, to purchase 5,800 acres of lands in the Jordan River, Sandcut Beach, and Sooke Hills area. TLC requires $3.25 million to complete its contribution. For more information, please view our prospectus.
View our Frequently Asked Questions for more information. View the maps of the Jordan River Group and the CRD Agreement in Principle Lands. View the map of the Recent Park Acquisitions in the Sooke Hills.
The Wild Hills and Beaches acquisition is the pilot project for the Land Trust Alliance’s new Living Carbon Program. Every acre of forested or undeveloped land that TLC protects acts as a carbon sink and through this program, you can offset your carbon footprint with your donation. Please ask us how at 1-877-485-2422.
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Wild Beaches Sandcut Beach Jordan River Waterfront “Jordan River is the best wave on the south island, and in the right conditions, it’s the nicest wave in Canada. Even though not everyone surfs, surfing is a part of the west coast flavor that makes us culturally unique. It’s important to protect those things that make us culturally distinct,” says surfer Jeff Anderson. “When I envision surfing at Jordan River my mind is filled with memories of sitting out on the waves with friends. Thanks to this agreement, my children can have those same memories.” |
 Photo by Sylvan Mably  Jordan River by H. Skydt |
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Wild Hills Sooke Potholes Extension |
 Photo by John Hasell |
