Born in Canadian wilderness
On a bright and sunny day during the summer of 2014, a short paddle out on a fresh water lake, we reached complete solitude. There were not another soul in sight, and in that moment "trees not people" was born.
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November 11, 2019
What nature gives us
We're starting a new series on what nature means to us. And our first interview is with Jena Swanson from Spearfish, South Dakota. She's balancing being a gymnast, a student, and getting her nature fill in.
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March 08, 2019
March '19
Your monthly earth science-y news round up. Newly discovered worm tunnels that are half a billion years old in northern Canada. We finally studied and filmed the elusive type D killer whales near Chile. Do octopuses dream? And two giant blobs piercing the core of our earth and we know nothing about them.
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February 09, 2019
February '19
February's roundup: a world map of all tree species, meteor spikes for the earth & moon, mountains you can't hike (they are underground!), and the world's newest volcanic island.
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January 17, 2019
Canadian National Parks: #treesnotpeople edition
I'm pretty obsessed with Canada's parks. And for someone who's actively scoping out interesting / remote spots for the past 4 years, I'm somehow STILL finding hidden gems. It continues to blow my mind. Here are some of my favourite finds. I've taken the liberty to add a bonus non-national park, but too good to not share find at the end.
