Video | Canadian High Arctic and Greenland

Episode 2: “Ice Walker”

Feel inspired, have you laugh, shed a tear or two, and pause to consider the future of planet Earth. This second episode of the Inside an Explorer’s Arctic Journal video series takes you onto the Arctic ice and into a lifetime of learning with polar bears and Northern peoples.

By James Raffan | July 20, 2020

Related expeditions: Iceland to Greenland: In the Wake of the Vikings, The Northwest Passage, Greenland and Arctic Canada: High Arctic Explorer, and Heart of the Arctic

About the Author

James Raffan

James Raffan

Explorer and Author

James is a prolific writer, speaker, cultural geographer, and tireless advocate for the Canadian Canoe Museum in Peterborough, Ontario. He has produced twenty books and written for film, radio, and media outlets including Canadian Geographic, National Geographic, Explore, The Globe and Mail, as well as for CBC and The Discovery Channel.

In 2020, James was named by the Royal Canadian Geographical Society as one of the ninety most influential explorers in the nation’s recorded history. He owes a great debt to his travelling companions, particularly the Indigenous Peoples of the circumpolar world.

His latest book Ice Walker: A Polar Bear's Journey through the Fragile Arctic is available at Simon & Shuster's website.