I decided to try a new format and make a slideshow video and see how it all works out. It was a process in learning how to do this sort of thing, but I hope it is watchable.
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 by [...]
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 [...]
We met up at the Kinghurst Forest, a snow covered forest I hadn’t been to since the tracking evaluation in the previous year of the apprenticeship. It was just as wintery last March as it [...]
We woke up to the gentle warming embers of the wood stove as the sunrise cast its morning glow across the snow-covered landscape. It was all too easy to pop up excitedly out of our sleeping bags, [...]
September 1 Hockley Valley Conservation Area – Landscape/Ecological tracking So I want to begin with mentioning that photographing landscapes and geological changes due to climactic changes over [...]
It was a cool morning at the Algonquin Park Research Station, after a clear and starry night. The sun was shining. There was a slight wind from the south. Around 6:00am, tracker Ann saw a moose. [...]
We began our morning with quick breakfast and some gratitude and intentions in the driveway of the research station before heading out towards the old Moose pens to investigate some possible [...]
Studying Pressure Releases can be very difficult, especially if you are doing it on your own, or perhaps having only one or two resources to work from, so it made for a lovely weekend up at Earth [...]
Twas December 2nd Written by Tamara Anderson ‘Twas December 2nd, when all through the house Plant apprentices made medicines, some with calendula flowers. The salves were made on the [...]
