Have you noticed a lot of eagles around this winter? If you live along an open river like I do in Calgary, Alberta you might have seen eagles patrolling the water. They're looking for a duck dinner to ward off starvation. Bald eagles were on the endangered species list in 1973 and have made a remarkable comeback although try … Read More
Three Alberta Road Trips You Won’t Want to Miss
Has staying home this winter has got you craving Alberta road trips? It's been a hard year with travel restrictions on top of short days and winter driving … Read More
Environmental Tourism Column: Guide Training and Sustainability in a COVID-19 World
Outdoor adventure led by skilled guides has always had the potential to reduce tourism’s environmental impacts (e.g. “That’s too many people on that trail!”). But … Read More
Torngat Mountains National Park
Most people have never heard of Torngat Mountains National Park and only a few hundred visit every year. But a visit to this isolated park (you can only reach it via … Read More
Can We Make Travel Greener? One Scientist Weighs In
In weeks we’ve gone from lamenting overtourism at popular destinations (hello Venice) to despair at hotels emptied by … Read More
Vernon’s Small Town Charm
Vernon may not be as well known as Kelowna, its Okanagan neighbour but it offers plenty of small-town charm, … Read More
Do you know more than a fifth grader about First Nation’s history?
Do you know more than a fifth grader about First Nation's history? I didn't which is how I came to be at St. Eugene … Read More
10 Things You Need To Do For A Perfect Day At Forillon National Park
Quebec's Gaspé Peninsula offers outdoor adventure and French maritime culture that may make you wonder why you haven't … Read More