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2006 (Creation)
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1 DVD (54 min., 32 sec.) : QuickTime H.264 files, Disc 1, Track 1 of 6
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Item consists of interviews by Rick Searle with Lucien (Luc) Campeau and Milton (Milt) Goddard).Campeau speaks about his employment with BC Parks, from 1955 until his retirement as district manager [year not given]. He names the parks he worked in; his major accomplishments, such as the boardwalk at Liard Hot Springs, the road into Montague Harbor and Bowen Island landscaping; and names some of his mentors. Campeau also speaks to the importance of the provincial park system and the need for support from the government to ensure its continued success.
Camera shots show Luc Campeau with water and hills in the background. Sometimes see interviewer.
Goddard speaks about his employment with BC Parks (1959-1988) and roles as reconnaissance, district park officer and regional manager in the Kootenays and Kamloops. He characterizes each decade of BC Parks during his years there: 1960s were underfunded; 1970s were well-funded with several parks and wilderness areas created and major park reconstruction; 1980s saw reorganization and downsizing, but system was sophisticated and successful.
Goddard discusses the youth crews and back country ranger programs, and he counts the establishment of the female youth crews and back country rangers as major accomplishments. He found managing staff performance as a major challenge. Goddard feels that the current BC Parks has lost its vitality and colour, due in part to contractors, lost ownership of system and an unmet need for greater planning capabilities.
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QuickTime interview available at http://hdl.handle.net/1828/3291
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Sound cuts out at 39:39 and is reestablished at 40:27.
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Campeau running time: 0:00-16:43; Goddard running time: 16:44-54:32
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- Campeau, Lucien (Luc) (Subject)
- Goddard, Milton E. (Subject)