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Heritage site
Haig-Brown House is situated on the south bank of the Campbell River, a Proclaimed BC Heritage River. The site commemorates the life of Roderick Haig-Brown, an internationally famous Canadian writer and early leader of the nature conservation movement in Canada.

Fesitival
The Haig-Brown Festival is held at the Haig-Brown Heritage Site on the last Sunday of September. The annual event is an afternoon of activities, exhibits, music and food celebrating the richness and diversity of our environment and the legacy of author/conservationist Roderick Haig-Brown.
www.haig-brown.bc.ca

The modern,international class Museum at Campbell River brings to life the people of northern Vancouver Island, from ancient cultures to recent history. Vibrant and interactive exhibits unfold the rich heritage of the First Nations peoples and development of unique coastal lifestyles. Outdoor historical interpretation includes a heritage cod fishing boat, a logging steam donkey, a bear and thunderbird pole, a west coast indigenous plant garden with a spectacular marine view, and a picnic area.

Building the Maritime Heritage Centre was a Community Service Project of mammoth proportions for the Daybreak Rotary Club that will impact Campbell River and the surrounding communities for years to come. The Centre will not be a Museum, but rather a high density activity centre, containing facilities for education, research, exhibitions, social engagements and the restoration and housing of the BCP 45 seiner that once adorned the back of the Canadian five dollar bill.