McTavish Island in James Bay, Victoria, British Columbia

McTavish Island in James Bay in Victoria is a woodland.

Nature: woodland

Artwork

Moss Lady – approx. 200 m.
The Watering Garden (artist: Bill Pechet, Pechet and Robb Studio, stainless_steel) – approx. 400 m.
Night is for Sleeping, Day is for Resting (artist: Mowry Baden) – approx. 500 m.
Story of Raven (artist: Peter Paul Ochs, concrete) – approx. 550 m.
Dr. John Sebastian Helmcken (artist: Armando Barbon and Gabriele Vicari, bronze) – approx. 550 m.
Haida Pole, 1966 (artist: Henry Hunt, Tony Hunt, wood). The original pole stood at t’anuu ‘llnagaay (eelgrass town) in front of a house named House that Makes a Noise, a large six-beamed house owned by Gwiskunas, a member of the Those Born at Qadasgo Creek lineage of the Raven clan of the Haida. – approx. 550 m.
The Hands of Time: Digging Camas Bulbs (artist: Crystal Przybille, bronze) – approx. 550 m.
Signs of Lekwungen: The Cairens (artist: Butch Dick, bronze) – approx. 550 m.
Haida Pole, 1954 (artist: Mungo Martin, David Martin, Henry Hunt, wood). It was raised by a man named Checkgath around 1880 as a memorial to his wife and shows some of Checkgath’s family crests. The original pole is now in the entrance lobby of the RBC museum. – approx. 600 m.
Gitxan Pole, 1960 (artist: Mungo Martin, Henry Hunt, Tony Hunt, wood). Several old poles were removed for preservation from Gitanyow (formerly known as Kitwancool) in 1958 and replaced by replicas. This is a version of the pole named Skim-sim and Will-a-daugh belonging to Chief Wiha (Wee-kha, Ernest Smith), – approx. 600 m.
Gitxan Pole, 1954/2 (artist: Mungo Martin, David Martin, Henry Hunt, Tony Hunt, wood). The original pole was raised jointly by two chiefs, Tu’pesu and Wawralaw, in 1855 or 1885 at Gitseguekla (Skeena Crossing) – approx. 600 m.