There’s at Least One Sea Turtle Out There

There’s at Least One Sea Turtle Out There

I was introduced to the concept of wildlife conservation way before I could comprehend its meaning. When I was 7 years old, I visited Shell Beach, in South America. There, my aunt and her husband worked with WWF to protect the endangered species of the leatherback sea...
Paddling for the future

Paddling for the future

My hubby and I are nature lovers, and always have been since we were kids. Our first date was in a canoe, and during the last 20 plus years we have enjoyed numerous remote canoe trips paddling the incredible crystal clear waters of the Churchill River system in...
Because it matters

Because it matters

My parents inspired me, they loved to bird watch and to walk in the woods and be with nature. They instilled in us our actions affected everything around us and they recycled, reused, repurposed and composted long before it was the “thing” to do. Donating...
A thriving eco system in my own back yard

A thriving eco system in my own back yard

When my wife and I moved out of the big city and onto our small acreage of 2.5 acres, I had a lot of work to do. I started to plant as many trees as possible, and ordered about 600 trees of various kinds from the province, called shelter belt seedlings. I had to flag...
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