What’s New Wednesdays
Adventure, environment, What's New Wednesdays
What Is the Role of Artificial Intelligence in the Outdoors?
But is the information these tools provide any good?
Adventure, British Columbia, What's New Wednesdays
Why These Outdoor Advocates Took Their Record Ridge Trail Fight to Court
Their court challenge raised issues related to public health, water quality and the environment.
Adventure, British Columbia, What's New Wednesdays
Joffre Lakes Closures: Should Popular Parks Close in the Summer?
Joffre Lakes Provincial Park is currently closed. What does this mean for adventurers?
Adventure, British Columbia, News, What's New Wednesdays
Mount Seymour’s Expansion Plans Are Raising Concerns for the Future
“What is winter going to look like in 60 years?”
Adventure, British Columbia, News, What's New Wednesdays
BC Has Big Plans for Outdoor Recreation
A long-promised recreation strategy raises questions about money, trails, resource roads and wildlife.
British Columbia, Editors' Picks, Spring, What's New Wednesdays
Is This the End of the Campfire in Canada?
This should worry anyone planning summer hikes or camping trips.
Adventure, British Columbia, What's New Wednesdays
Priced Out of the Wild: How BC Parks’ New Fees Are Reshaping Summer Camping
Despite these misgivings, the new fees don’t appear to be driving down summer campground reservations at BC Parks.
Adventure, environment, Nova Scotia, What's New Wednesdays
Nova Scotia Lifts Hiking Ban as Wildfire Season Returns
With warmer-than-average temperature forecasts for the summer, that could mean another summer of dangerous fire conditions.
Adventure, environment, Summer, What's New Wednesdays
Planning for Wildfire Season Is Now Essential Across Canada
Smolders explained that it starts with trip planning and research, looking at both weather and conditions, as well as changes to the landscape.
