As part of this year’s annual wilderness kayak trip (see last week’s blog for more), my husband and I found…
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Nature’s rhythms: a kayaker’s tale
Each year, as part of my annual holidays, my husband and I reconnect with nature through a week of wilderness…
Read more »Government Not Making it Easy for Concerned Citizens to Weigh in on Wild Salmon Issues
When it rains it pours! This summer has seen a deluge of public comment periods concerning wild salmon in BC….
Read more »For You I Am a Better Person
Working in the environmental sector can be both rewarding and incredibly trying and stressful. It can take years, even decades,…
Read more »Sailing, Shakespeare, Seals, Shags and Slicks!
Last weekend my family and I were lucky enough to travel to Vancouver to see the wonderful Bard on the…
Read more »Loss of a lifestyle – musings over cell phones
Just recently, a “temporary” cell phone tower has appeared on the shores of Silva Bay on Gabriola island. I assume…
Read more »The Dying Clam Gardens of Waiatt Bay
For thousands of years, First Nations have relied upon the traditional clam gardens of Waiatt Bay, which contains 40 culturally…
Read more »Hands Across the Sands
Thanks to EJ Hurst from New Society Publishers (www.newsociety.com) for getting this information together. On June 26th, people around the…
Read more »Don’t worry, it’s just a seepage
Sometimes listening to an interview can be more like watching someone tap dance than providing information. This is the impression…
Read more »The Get Out Migration Takes to the Wild Salmon Narrows
Much of my time working as a salmon aquaculture campaigner is spent in an office, on the computer or the…
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