Great Bear Sea, BC / Photo by Ian McAllister / Pacific Wild
Small town B.C. goes upscale
Like restless mountain rivers and other cool stuff
...and a remarkable moment
Puts the wild in wilderness
Not Just a Tourist Destination
And the globetrotting naturalist behind it
On the heels of Earth Day 2023 (and given that our sky is full of migrating Canada Geese!), we thought we’d share this wonderful poem by Pulitzer Prize winning writer Mary Oliver. We hope you enjoy. #earthday2023Happy Earth Day from Mary Oliver's publishers! There is no better way to celebrate than by being outdoors, reading Mary's poetry. May you have the time to do so today!
Attention all you wildlife photographers out there! 🦅
You may want to check out Can Geo’s 2023 photography competition.
See below for details."Three moose emerge from the bush at dawn in Algonquin Provincial Park, Ont. The 7,600-square-kilometre park is one of the best places in Canada to see moose, particularly in the fall when males fight for mates."
An incredible shot from our runner-up in the 2022 Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year Competition Terrestrial Life category. Don't forget to submit your wildlife images to our 2023 competition.
cwpy23.canadiangeographic.ca/
📷: Norrie Franko
Breathe In
Erin Elizabeth Ross
2021
North Shore, Lake Superior
Franklin Carmichael
1927
🔥🟠 The fire danger level at Kouchibouguac National Park is currently HIGH.
Open fires are allowed in the national park's designated areas only. Use extreme caution and be vigilant.
🚫 Do NOT leave fires unattended.
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