Meadow Valley Conservation Covenant
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Developer Ian Ralston protected the forested bluffs on northeast Thetis Island with a conservation covenant in 2005. Although not a requirement of a subdivision, Mr. Ralston donated the covenant at the same time as he was developing the Meadow Valley Subdivision, permanently protecting the natural habitat on the development's common property.
The steep hillside holds small groves of arbutus and mature Douglas-fir. Honeysuckle and other plants typical of the dry coastal Douglas-fir ecosystems grow there. The covenant area also preserves a forested corridor along Pilkey Point Road, maintaining this scenic rural road.
The Steils and the Steil's Woods Covenant
After more than 50 years immersed in the hustle and bustle of the lower mainland, Sara and Richard Steil now enjoy a quieter life surrounded by natural habitat they protected with a conservation covenant.
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Page last updated: 13/08/18