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Saturday, September 30th, 2023 – National Day for Truth and Reconciliation A screech owl was calling from the spruce trees as I write this – a lovely sound this evening. […]

The Hills are Alive… On Sunday, May 7th the tracking group met at the Lockyer Pits in Orangeville for a day of adventuring on rolling sandy trails in the rain. […]

On the first weekend of December, the Boyne River shared with me… A campfire to warm cold hands Two steep hills (in beautiful deciduous forests) Three porcupine dens Four deer […]

Imagine donating more than 300 acres to Ontario Nature for land preservation. Well, the Krug brothers Howard and Bruce Krug did just that. Kinghurst forest in Grey county is 370 […]

A walk through Mono Cliffs and Hockley Valley is a walk through time. What a beautiful place to reflect on this weekend’s theme of landscape tracking. In his book Nature […]

It was a Friday evening after the August full moon – the Sturgeon Super Moon. This moon is named after giant fish that were traditionally caught in the Great Lakes […]

“Not only is an animal an instrument played by the landscape, but the landscape is an instrument played by the animal. Thus the spheres of animal, plant, and land come […]

Sunday, May 15, 2022 It was a hot day at Lockier’s Pit in Orangeville. The sky was blue with wispy cirrus clouds high overhead. The grey treefrogs sang a summery […]

Written by Tamara Anderson, February 16th, 2020 At some point between February 13th and 15th, two wolves travelled through the Sunday Creek Bog in Algonquin Park and captured our hearts […]

Boyne River Valley Saturday, January 18th Kinglets sing Are you listening? On the trail, Snow is glistening A beautiful river, We’re happy together Tracking in a winter wonderland In the [...]