If there’s one thing we should all have realized from the near daily news reports of climate change phenomena—from fracturing...
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It’s a beautiful morning in Vancouver’s English Bay. A storm has just passed through, shaking up the waters and washing...
This excerpt from the anthology Tales of B.C., by Daniel Wood, was first published in British Columbia Magazine in Winter...
The dewlap, commonly referred to as a “bell,” is one of the more distinctive physical features of a moose. This...
“Chick-a-dee-dee-dee. Chick-a-dee-dee-dee.” I’m sitting outside, soaking up the elusive sliver of morning sunshine in my north-facing yard, hot cuppa joe...
Spring in British Columbia is a study in contrast. Snow still clings to alpine ridges while valley trails bloom with...
On a summer day in 1995, John Harper, a BC marine geologist, realized there was something he was repeatedly seeing...
The allure is simple: cooler air, quieter trails and a night sky bright enough to turn any lookout into a...
Crunch, crunch. Squeak, squeak. And, if I listen carefully, a gentle tinkling. These are the sounds of hiking in the...
With the weather finally turning toward spring and most of the leftover muddy conditions drying up, you and your furry...
On a hot July afternoon, I followed Jim Palmer and Jan Gemmell along an overgrown logging road in the forested...
Ravens and their close relatives, crows, are large and very vocal black birds that are likely familiar to us all....
