By Dan Strickland Originally printed in the The Raven, Volume 36, No 12, published by Algonquin Provincial Parkon September 7, 1996. Now that …another...
The sport of snowshoeing isn’t as intimidating as it appears to be. Besides your appropriate winter layers, you will need winter boots, snowshoes, and winter...
The frozen finger pushes into the sediment and bores down into the lake basin. A researcher injects liquid nitrogen into the finger to freeze the sediment, and...
When the leaves fall from the trees and there is a chill in the air, most people pack away their camping gear with a sigh of regret and prepare for a long...
I love going for early morning walks along the trails, especially if there is a slight mist or fog in the air … the sun not long up, creating atmospheric...
When we think of coyotes, most of us picture one standing on the edge of a cliff, howling at the moon, with a mountain range in the distance, but more and more...
Most of us, when we think about cycling as a means of transportation, picture a thirty-something guy riding a fixed-gear, drop-handlebar Bianchi, zipping past...
Your brain reluctantly quiets your instincts and adapts to the danger that comes with clinging to the side of a cliff I perched on the ledge, my fingers...
Most of us don’t remember much from our early years but ask just about any parent and they will tell you—kids eat a lot of dirt. And for every kid with a...
