Month: July 2017

037 Buffaloberry Primer, ancient archaeological site, a national dream begins, golden eagle migrations, and B.C. decides to privatize wildlife management

photo of a bear closure in the Peaks of Grassi, Canmore, Alberta

037 Buffaloberry Primer, ancient archaeological site, a national dream begins, golden eagle migrations, and B.C. decides to privatize wildlife management

Published July 28, 2017 by Ward Cameron

This week I start with a quick primer on playing in the mountains during buffaloberry season. I examine at an ancient archaeological site discovered off…

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036 Expanding Forest Fires, Bear 148 Gets One More Chance, and No National Bird for Canada

Published July 19, 2017 by Ward Cameron

This week, forest fires are continuing to expand in British Columbia and one fire is moving in on Sunshine Village in Banff National Park. I…

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035 Flames across the border

035 Flames across the border

Published July 12, 2017 by Ward Cameron

In this fire focused episode I look into the fires across the province and also look at ways that we, as lovers of these landscapes,…

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034 Bear Spray containers, Wildlife overpasses, Bear 148 in trouble, new bear research methods, and Waterton Park’s namesake

Published July 9, 2017 by Ward Cameron

This past week, bear 148 has been in some trouble around Canmore and we’ll look into her most recent runin with Conservation Officers. I talk…

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