INSPIRING EVERYDAY EXPLORERS Through wildlife tales and trails
“Don’t think there are no crocodiles because the water is calm” Malay proverb
Victoria is often linked with afternoon teas and retirement condos for seniors but as I slipped into Oak Bay, a small community in the Victoria capital region, I discovered an unexpectedly eclectic destination; much of it was hidden in plain sight. [Read more…]
Sable Island is one of Canada’s coolest Park Canada sites. It’s hard to reach but for those who make the effort, they will get a few hours with the world’s most isolated wild horses. Learn more in my latest story for Fodors.com here.
Canada has a new road and it leads to the Arctic Ocean (our first). The Inuvik Tuktoyaktuk Highway offers a 138-kilometres for adventurous road trippers. If you dream of tackling it, learn how in my latest story for Canadian Geographic Travel here.
Whale watching is a popular activity but are whale watchers harming whales with their activities?
One British Columbia whale watching company is tackling this difficult issue with acoustic monitoring in my latest story for Roadstories.ca You can read more here
Toasting the midnight sun in Whitehorse is a summer tradition but there’s another reason to raise a glass at one of the Yukon’s sustainability pioneers. [Read more…]