Articles and essays about community, culture, wildlife conservation, food sovereignty, wildfire ecology, and climate change.
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In the Yukon, The Longest Land Migration on Earth is Under Threat
The Narwhal
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Caribou vs. Drilling: U.S. politics and the new phase of a multi-generational struggle in the Yukon
The Narwhal
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So You Think You Have a Bear Dog?
North of Ordinary
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Mystery on Arctic Ice
Up Here
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Mushing on Thin Ice: Iconic Sled Dog Races Face a Reckoning
The Narwhal
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Problem Grizzly or Problem Politics?
Alberta Views
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Unbridled: Living with the Feral Takhini River Horses
North of Ordinary
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The Good Bear: Co-existence on Yukon’s Klukshu River
Canadian Geographic
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Keeping Watch: A Day in the Life at Canada's Northernmost Fire Tower
North of Ordinary
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Grey Ghosts in the Smoke: How does a wildfire crisis threaten an already fragile species?
The Narwhal
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For the Love of Northern Bats: Stories of Coexistence in Southwestern Yukon
North of Ordinary
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Staffed lookout towers aren’t relics from the past: they’re key to fighting today’s wildfires
Globe and Mail
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The King of Wapusk: Unpacking the Mystery of Grizzly Bears in the Hudson Bay Lowlands
Canadian Geographic
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Alberta is Burning: What are we going to do about it?
Alberta Views
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Meet The Métis Woman Using Fire To Fight Fire
Chatelaine
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Bats of the Midnight Sun: Solving the Mystery of Myotis Lucifugus in Alaska
Hakai Magazine
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Opinion: Ending Our Silence Around Suicide
The Globe and Mail
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A sub-arctic research center in Churchill, Manitoba tackles food insecurity
Modern Farmer
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As the world’s ‘polar bear capital’ waits for ice, bears are increasingly drawn into the streets
The Narwhal
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Doris Anderson Awards 2023: Devyn Gale, braving the front lines of Canada’s worst wildfire season
Chatelaine
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Up in Smoke: Tree planting in the face of Canada's Climate Emergency
Corporate Knights
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‘Treated like machines’: wildfire fighters describe a mental health crisis on the frontlines
The Narwhal
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In Alberta's Rocky Mountains, an Australian-owned Coal Mine is Quietly Forging Ahead
The Narwhal
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‘We are a skeleton crew out here’: UCP cuts led to disastrous Alberta wildfire situation
The Narwhal
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Alberta had one of the best wildfire programs in the world. Budget cuts have left the province at risk
The Globe and Mail
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From the fire tower: A lookout’s view of the Alberta wilderness
CBC Radio
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Dispatches from the Fire Tower: Scanning for smoke in the midst of bears and bugs
Calgary Herald
Finalist for the Alberta Magazine Awards in the Alberta Story category
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Call of the Wild – Meet Five Women Working to Protect Wild Bears
Chatelaine
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Herd Memory
Alberta Views Magazine
Winner of the Jon Whyte Memorial Essay Award
Winner of the National Magazine Award in the Personal Journalism category
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Life in Upheaval: Alberta Writers on COVID-19
Alberta Views Magazine
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A Pastoral Meditation on Time
Culturally Modified
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A Labour of Love
Calgary Herald
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For the Love of Wild Bees
Alberta Wildfire
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Farming as Resistance
Yes! Magazine
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How Cuba's Women Farmers Kept Everyone Fed
Yes! Magazine
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Local Food as Medicine
Hakai Magazine
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Women Who Feed the World
The Walrus
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The Future of Farming is Female
The Globe and Mail
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Women Who Feed the Islands
Haida Gwaii Observer
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The Mystery of Ursus Arctos - Searching for Grizzlies in Alberta's Boreal
Alberta Views
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Farmworkers Push Back Against Machismo and Abuse in California's Wine Country
Yes! Magazine
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The Ugandan Dictator and the Louisiana Crayfish
Narratively
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Managing Hurricane Sandy - Cuban Women Critical to Regrowing Communities
Briarpatch Magazine
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Women Farming in the City
GUTS Canadian Feminist Magazine
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Urban Farms - The New Frontier for Female Farmers
Modern Farmer
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Palming Off the Problem
Verge Magazine
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Trauma is Like a Snakebite
Vela Magazine
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Indigenous Farmers Confront Canada's Goldcorp
Briarpatch Magazine