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A sweet, shareable capture from Daisy Gilardini Photography (taken in Quebec) to brighten your day.
When it comes to baby wild animal photos, this Canadian photographer is your girl!Photo by @daisygilardini / Harp seals pups are among my favourite young animals to photograph, along with emperor penguin chicks and polar bear cubs.Harp seals in Quebec’s Gulf of Saint Lawrence give birth to their pups on the pack ice in February and March of each year. The pups are yellowish in colour at birth - hence the label "yellow coats". Poor ice conditions over the past few years have deeply affected seal pups’ mortality rates. Scientists have warned that while a single year of bad ice won’t affect the seal population over the long term, poor conditions over an extended period of time will have a detrimental effect on the future of the species.#seal #harpseal #whitecoat #magdalenislands #quebec #canada #conservation #climatechange #arctic
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It’s a good day when you get to catch up with the incomparable Dianne Whelan of 500 Days in the Wild.
The 🇨🇦 filmmaker is busy crafting an ambitious documentary about her historic Trans Canada Trail adventure, and we can’t wait to see what she comes up with!
We’ll circle back when there’s more to share. ☺️
📷: Courtesy Dianne Whelan
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Fall colours from Nova Scotia photographer Adam Hill. 🍁An island of colour
2 months ago
Not long ago, we helped edit a book about this extraordinary company.
Given our experience in the field with Churchill Wild at Manitoba’s Nanuk Lodge, we can’t say enough about this extraordinary outfitter.
If they’re not on your radar (and you love wildlife experiences as much as we do), they should be!Respect. Russell Milner photo. Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge. bit.ly/2Zv0cMG
3 months ago
Hey everyone! We love this photo by Ray Mackey Photography from Newfoundland & Labrador
Seeing wildlife on our adventures is always meaningful. How about you?
Any memorable wildlife encounters from the summer of 2022 that you care to share?Witless Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
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I will cherish this moment in my career - Inuktitut on cbc news the national.
Psst! When you book a stay in Québec City between November 1 and December 15 at one of the participating accommodations, your second night is at 50%. 😉 #Quebeccite
👉 http://bit.ly/2ndnightpromo
Unlike big cities, the lights within our night skies are green, purple and pink, and when you hear someone say “the lights are out” - that’s a good thing!
📷: http://instagram.com/stacey_shoots
In Ojibwe our word North America is Mishiikenh M’nising (pronounced Mi-shii-kenh M’ni-sing). Also translates to Turtle Island.
Get to know every silvery inch of Cape Breton Island in the winter through winding trails, rugged headlands, ice-covered waterfalls, and peaceful woods with these 7 snowshoe adventures!
#VisitCapeBreton #Unamaki #VisitCapeBreton
#OTDIH 1917: The Quebec bridge opened. It's a railway, road and pedestrian bridge that crosses over the lower Saint Lawrence River.🚂 🌉 It's total span is 549 m, making it the longest cantilever bridge span in the world! 😮
📸 CSTM Archives: Québec, Québec, Canada [1937], 40158
Grizzly Bear mom and cubs fishing for Salmon in Toba Inlet
#Klahoose #TobaInlet
[Polar Bear on Thin Ice]🧊🐻 From December 4 to 19, this sculpture can be seen in front of 50 Ste-Catherine Street West (@MaisonDD) in the Quartier des spectacles (@QDS_MTL)
More info:👉 http://ow.ly/k55Q50LU5iC
#COP15 #ForNature #Biodiversity
![Image for the Tweet beginning: [Polar Bear on Thin Ice]🧊🐻](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FjAklJyX0AMW0jD.jpg)
On St. Catherine Street, "The Legend of the Bears" is an installation by Cree artist Jason Carter. 🐻
Learn more about the bears: https://xpmtl.com/en/schedule/legend-of-the-bears-2/
📷 XP_MTL #montreal #MTLmoments #art
RCGS Fellow @mcguffindavid & @CanGeoEdu Editor and Social Media Specialist @TanyaKirnishni are up in Cambridge Bay working on a pilot program that aims to teach local youth how to create a podcast so that they can tell their own stories & share perspectives from their communities
the sun no longer rises above the horizon these days here in Cambridge Bay, but it still tries ☀️
#Nunavut
@Neil_Zee @ToqueCanoe what's the Ojibwe word @DhkBeau?