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26/08/2010 13:03
I just realized that Scratch1 passed the 5000 cache mark. Wow....

19/08/2010 21:28
Don't forget to vote for the SCAR2010 cache awards. Follow link on the wrap up event page.

09/08/2010 16:26
Hi everyone! Hope you are having a great summer and finding lots of caches!!!!! Grin

26/07/2010 08:11
Just a reminder about the July Meet and Greet (GC2BQDP). Hope to see you there.

25/07/2010 14:28
Just saw one of our Saskatchewan 2008 coins pass into and out of Headquarters!!

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Cypress Hills Prov. Park Geocaching Guidelines
In the NewsGuidelines for Placing Geocaches in Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, SK

Introduction

These guidelines for geocaching pertains only to the Centre Block and West Block of Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, SK. They have been developed out of concern for the safety of the public, concern for the natural environment and the flora and fauna.
The geocaching community will be made aware of these guidelines, on their website at www.geocaching.com through the Saskatchewan liason, and made available to the public. Through this process, geocaches already placed in the park will be "allowed" to come under scrutiny and will be pulled if they don't meet with the criteria suggested by Park Management.

· parker2 on April 29 2008 23:14:39 · Read More · 3 Comments · 1459 Reads · Print
Parks Canada Geocaching Policy
MembersParks Canada - Visitor Activity Guidelines


Parks Canada

Visitor Activity Guidelines
GEOCACHING

Date of Approval: September 07

Description of Activity
Geocaching is an outdoor activity that is similar to a treasure hunt. The goal of the activity is to find hidden containers known as caches or geocaches using a portable satellite navigation device called a Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver. Individuals who practice this activity (generally referred to as cachers or geocachers) place a cache in an outdoor location and post the cache’s latitudinal and longitudinal coordinates on the Internet. Other geocachers then use their GPS devices to download the coordinates and cache descriptions from the Internet in order to find the caches. Once the participant has found the cache, they may log their findings on the Internet.

· parker2 on September 28 2007 19:03:00
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Seven Wonders Of Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park
Members******** This program has ended for the season 08 Sept 2007 *********
******** Watch for the return in the spring *********

Seven Wonders Of Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, SK
Geocache Challenge

Welcome to the Seven Wonders of Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park Geocache Challenge!

Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, SK is featuring the Seven Wonders of Cypress Hills. This new program requires a GPS Unit to navigate with to discover the Seven Wonder geocaches.

Take the Challenge and see how many you can find! Whether you are an experienced geocache seeker or a novice, just learning to use the Global Positioning System, this Challenge is for you!
· parker2 on July 22 2007 12:52:58
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