The Leave No Trace Pledge: How We Can All Treat Wild Places Better

Leave No Trace Canada and Subaru Canada launch an online campaign to empower Canadians to preserve green spaces. Canadians are going outside more than ever. Outdoor recreation and public park…

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On The Trail

Canada 150: An Eastern Canada National Parks Tour — Stop 2. Fundy

Mountain Life founder Glen Harris gets back behind the camera where it all began. In celebration of Canada’s 150th, he and his clan just left on a three-month Eastern Canada…

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The Parks Paradox: Should National Parks Promote Tourism, or Preserve Wilderness?

words :: Ned Morgan. One day in 1883, three guys smelled Canada’s first national park. The Canadian Pacific Railway workers stumbled upon a malodorous thermal spring while prospecting on the…

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The Great Outdoors

Parks Canada’s Red Chairs Program: Nature for the Masses

It can’t be easy to be part of Parks Canada’s marketing team these days. Living in a mountain resort town, I sometimes forget that not everyone gets their thrills heading…

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Jasper’s Great Tourism vs. Wildlife Debate

Wilderness tourism is a fickle thing. The more that tourists flock towards wilderness, the less wilderness there is to experience—it’s a classic Catch 22 situation. It’s not easy to provide…

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The Leave No Trace Pledge: How We Can All Treat Wild Places Better

Canada 150: An Eastern Canada National Parks Tour — Stop 2. Fundy

The Parks Paradox: Should National Parks Promote Tourism, or Preserve Wilderness?

Parks Canada’s Red Chairs Program: Nature for the Masses

Jasper’s Great Tourism vs. Wildlife Debate

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