Taking the path less travelled has its risks and rewards! #canadianrockies

Was nice to get up high in the mountains over the last few days where there was less smoke from the wildfires! #canadianrockies

Was great to get out paddling on the Columbia River last few days. Testing out the restored wood paddle, should’ve probably stained the wood filler! Also cool to watch a black bear devouring red osier berries along the riverside (sorry no pics) #canadianrockies #whitetaildeer

Another good reason why we need dragonflies! #canadianrockies

They don’t build ‘em like they used to! Old corduroy logging road made of logs in the Selkirk Mountains.

Beauty day down along the North Fork of the Flathead River in BC. #canadianrockies

Tried hiking into the alpine but too much snow so the Columbia Wetlands will have to do! Pretty good consolation! #canadianrockies #columbiawetlands

We could use more forests that support wintering mule deer! I absolutely love finding and wandering through these forests. #canadianrockies #muledeer #winterrange

Great day when you get to encounter a moose this close on a chilly morning in the Rockies of southeast BC. They seem to be few and far between these days. #canadianrockies #moose

Winter is coming! Great afternoon to be wandering in the mountains today. #canadianrockies #muledeer #winterrange

Crisp November day in the #canadianrockies. High and dry in the mountains here!

And now you known why they call it the Dogtooth Range! #purcells #canadianrockies #dogtooth

Snow is melting fast in the valley bottoms near the headwaters of Columbia River. #canadianrockies

Spring has sprung in the #canadianrockies !

East Kootenay's prescribed fire partnership came together yesterday to pull off a strategic prescribed burn at the Canadian Rockies International Airport. Great work everyone! #GoodFire

We are getting 6 BC graduate wildlife scholarships set up. Formal call for proposals coming soon. Stay tuned! iurc.ca/home.html tws.bc.chapter @UBCOWild The Wildlife Society UBCV Canadian Section of The Wildlife Society @twsuvic

Best example I’ve seen of bears stripping bark to eat the cambium layer beneath! Along KNP Rockwall hiking trail in late July this year.

This working in the #canadianrockies in the fall is pretty good in my books!

#goodfire on the ground for #wildfire risk reduction in Cranbrook, BC. Flashy fuels and an extended weather window make for optimal #prescribedfire conditions.

They know the routine!