Sometimes in July, but more often in August, the river runs too low and the day is too hot. When...
JoinedDecember 4, 2018
Articles8
Guest columnist, author of several nature and conservation books and a former superintendent of Banff National Park.
It’s as though we were being tested. Why else would heartbreakingly beautiful streams, teeming with wild native trout, be set...
We who listen for the whistle of mallard wings over morning marshes, glass the talus slopes for bighorn rams, or...
Years ago, I discovered a forgotten population of a rare native fish in a small, moss-lined stream west of Hinton,...
In 1917, hunting outfitter Bert Riggall was looking for some horses that had wandered off from his sheep camp in...
Rich, familiar smells define this special season, and inspire cherished memories
Canada’s rivers and lakes are telling us their watersheds are sick, but we aren’t listening.
How managing our brother hunters will test our own intelligence and adaptability in the 21st century