A chance on winter
The process of watching, listening and trying to identify a bird will help you remember that species, and perhaps that particular bird, forever.
A chance on winter Read More »
The process of watching, listening and trying to identify a bird will help you remember that species, and perhaps that particular bird, forever.
A chance on winter Read More »
It’s snowy and cold outside, and most of the Yukon’s migratory birds, such as swans, pretty yellow warblers, ducks and shorebirds, have long fled the
What’s on the river? – A winter warm-up to the Christmas Bird Count Read More »
The first rule of fishing with children is that it has to be fun or it will fail.
Fishing with Children Read More »
This picture is a selfie, hehe. It was taken on January 8th while walking my dog along the millennium trail downtown at -30.
Yukon See It Here: Lenna Charlie Read More »
It’s a long time before a fashion designer will stage a runway down a catwalk of the snow-laden Millennium Trail, yet the Yukon does uphold
“There is nothing like walking to get the feel of a country. A fine landscape is like a piece of music; it must be taken
Hepburn Tramway Historic Walk Read More »
If there’s a competitive foot race nearby, or a fun run for charity, Tom Ullyett will almost certainly be there. The 58-year-old deputy minister of
Running for a Cause Read More »
Walking along the Millennium Trail in mid-July, it was just perfect to catch a shot of these two (eagles), sitting on the cliffs
Living with Wildlife: Nancy Ohm Eagles Read More »
Ask any parent, and they will tell you that the worst of all tragedies – the absolute worst – is to experience the death of
On a typical 2011 August day I walked the Millennium Trail. When I started out it was sunny and warm. I stopped at a favourite
Heart of the Trail Read More »