© Judy Kowalski
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By Ellie Clin
Judy Kowalski was so inspired by what she learned on her Northwest Passage expedition cruise that she chose to take action towards reconciliation in her own life, creating a quilt for Martha Flaherty, a survivor of residential schools and High Arctic relocation.
© Victoria Polsoni
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By Adventure Canada
Adventure Canada is proud to be the exclusive polar travel provider of the Explorers Club. Many of our expedition team and clients are members of this prestigious organization. Read more about how together we are supporting research, scientific exploration, and conservation through the Young Explorers Program and Polar Film Festival.
© Jen Derbach
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By Liz Cooper
Are you captivated by the beauty of the Arctic but feel concerned about your footprint? Here are five best practices for travelling in a responsible way in Greenland—based on insights from locals themselves.
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By Ellie Clin
As one commitment to ongoing allyship, four friends started a podcast club to learn more about reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in Canada. Read reflections about some of their key takeaways and learn tips and tricks for starting your own podcast club.
© David Edwards
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By David Edwards
Read one observer’s account of attending the 2021 COP26 UN climate conference in Glasgow, Scotland. He shares a few of his reflections on the complex, sometimes frustrating—but very necessary—annual international conference and how it is addressing the climate crisis.
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By Ellie Clin
Territorial acknowledgements—paying homage to the traditional homelands where an event takes place or a structure is built—are one small way we can show respect to Indigenous peoples within Canada and around the world. Find out more about what one settler learned from the experience of writing one.
© Dennis Minty
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By Ian Davidson
Adventure Canada and BirdLife International both support regenerative practices, capacity building, and community innovations to help build a world where nature and people can co-exist in a state of harmony. Find out more about the new Graeme Gibson Fellowship, designed to inspire the next generation of conservation leaders.
