Canadian GeographicNick's wonderful piece in @CanGeo is a great reminder of the balance between exploring in wonder and showing respect to our powerful Pacific through the innovative Pacific Rim NPR #coastsmart program ow.ly/yAA630nHSHU

Happy #FlagDay! If you want a real deep-dive into how we got our beloved red maple leaf (on white on red), check this Canadian Geographic story out. "The Flag Committee began its deliberations in a spirit of cooperation. It wouldn’t last." canadiangeographic.ca/article/four-f…

This maps shows the profile of the #GreatLakes. It also shows clearly how the #NiagraFalls came into being. So cool to see! Source: buff.ly/2EpRYfn

#Ottawa! Join us tonight at 6:30 at 50 Sussex Drive for a fascinating talk by John Ibbitson and Darrell Bricker on their new book Empty Planet. Admission is FREE, but please register at the link. events.myconferencesuite.com/Can_Geo_Talks_…

Have you picked up the recent Canadian Geographic magazine? This issue they celebrate Nunavut and 20 years as an official territory. Thrilled to have my image on the cover and part of the story on #nunavut. Nikon Canada NikonUSA @NunavutTourism Destination Nunavut Adventure Canada #adventurecanada

Congratulations to explorer, author and Royal Canadian Geographical Society Fellow @kateonmars! Harris has won the RBC @TaylorPrize for her debut travel memoir, Lands of Lost Borders. Read an exclusive excerpt on our website! #TaylorPrize canadiangeographic.ca/article/cyclin…

Atmospheric readings in Canada’s High Arctic are helping scientists understand how southern wildfires affect air quality and climate. Read about some fascinating science taking place at the top of the world with PolarKnowledgeCanada: canadiangeographic.ca/article/tracki…

Here it is, the cover of our May/June issue, featuring a gorgeous photo by Todd Mintz to highlight our cover story by Susan Nerberg about life at the Arctic floe edge. Watch for it on newsstands starting April 15! Read how we chose the cover: bit.ly/2CuooEd

A new Google Earth project zeroes in on Canada’s Devon Island, the most Mars-like environment on Earth: canadiangeographic.ca/article/now-yo…

The Royal Canadian Geographical Society presented @AquariumOTheBay president and CEO George Jacob with the Louie Kamookak Medal this evening, at a special ceremony in San Francisco. Learn more: canadiangeographic.ca/article/george…

Two hundred years before Franklin and 300 years before Amundsen, a daring Dane came closer to finding the Northwest Passage than anyone had before. canadiangeographic.ca/article/jens-m…

exciting day Canadian Geographic as we launch our 1st podcast. Thanks to OneOceanExpeditions for their support, to host @mcguffindavid & the great guests of season 1, incl. Ray Zahab, jillheinerth, Dr. Roberta Bondar & @issaluk. Explore: A Canadian Geographic podcast canadiangeographic.ca/article/explor…

Did you know that Canadian Geographic now has a podcast? #ExplorePodcast can be streamed on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play AND SoundCloud? Learn more: canadiangeographic.ca/article/introd…

Amazing new invention: A lizard-inspired device that collects litres of clean drinking water FROM THE AIR, uses almost no energy to do it and can be deployed from deserts to remote communities with water quality issues. By #AWNnanotech in #Montreal canadiangeographic.ca/article/canadi…

You voted: Our July/August 2019 cover will feature a gorgeous plains bison photographed by Michelle Valberg C.M.! canadiangeographic.ca/article/reveal…

The one and only Johnny @issaluk, newest Royal Canadian Geographical Society Explorer-in-Residence, got the royal welcome from 3 other EiRs at last night's 50 Sussex official opening: Arctic solo adventurer #AdamShoalts, stormchaser George Kourounis and cave diver jillheinerth. #Hello50Sussex

This is what summer looks like from a #migratory #caribou perspective. Snow is melting, calves are running, vegetation is growing and flying insects are harassing. We are using camera collars to study the caribou :) Barbara Vuillaume #CaribouUngava #wildlife #video #ungulates

Our CEO John Geiger received U Calgary's highest honour yesterday. Here's the scoop: canadiangeographic.ca/article/john-g…

The international #PoLARFIT2019 team (incl. Museum of Nature paleobiologist & Royal Canadian Geographical Society Fellow Natalia Rybczynski) returned to Ellesmere Island to uncover a 4-million-yr-old forest preserved in permafrost & peat. Read what the 2019 field season revealed: canadiangeographic.ca/article/uncove…