Dogs & Us
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The Sweetest beginnings of the human & wolf and eventually, human & dog 40,000+ year relationship.
Takaya Lone Wolf
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Takaya, the most famous lone wolf in modern history. This incredible seawolf lived solo for eight years on a remote wilderness island archipelago. I had the privilege of speaking with Cheryl Alexander (author, environmentalist, conservation photographer, wolf advocate) about her … Read More
Yukon Wolf
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The Story of Wolves and Us: Wolves and humans, from our ancient co-species partnership to today. A chance, surreal meeting with a wild wolf in the Yukon.
The Berserker: Becoming Wolf
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The Story of Wolves and Us: Wolves and humans, from our ancient co-species partnership to today. The Celt and Norse Berserker warriors and their skill at becoming warrior wolves.
Yukon Wild Wolf Pup Encounter
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The Story of Wolves and Us: Wolves and humans, from our ancient co-species partnership to today. A chance, dream encounter with wild wolf pups in the Yukon, Canada.
Beautiful British Columbian Wolves
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The Story of Wolves and Us: Wolves and humans, from our ancient co-species partnership to today
Sea Wolves of British Columbia
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The Story of Wolves and Us: Wolves and humans, from our ancient co-species partnership to today. The intelligence and ingenuity of the sea wolves of British Columbia’s coast is astounding.
Walk Toward Wild: American Wolves
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The Story of Wolves and Us: Wolves and humans, from our ancient co-species partnership to today. The story of the wolves of the Americas and humans.
Demon Wolf
The Story of Wolves and Us: Wolves and humans, from our ancient co-species partnership to today. The wolf wasn’t always demonized, once they were humanity’s most respected partner in life.
Cozumel Iguanas
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North America is a huge continent. Our land mammals range from polar bears to iguanas and beyond. On a trip to the Island of Cozumel, Mexico to celebrate my daughter Pippi’s 18th birthday, we encountered a large colony of iguanas … Read More
Hiking King’s Road, Norway
King’s Road road leads to the incredible, twelfth century Borgund Stave Church. Discovering my ancient viking roots has been a dream adventure. Scandinavian culture has intrigued me since childhood. There was something about the culture that resonated with me at … Read More
Time Travel: Escaping Bessarabia to Calgary, Alberta
I am the grand daughter of one of the early Western Canadian settlers. Being Western Canadian has shaped my identity in a multitude of ways. As the descendant of early European settlers, who arrived in a land that has been … Read More
Dalmunzie Castle Part II
A literary stay at a 16th century Scottish Highland Castle. Exploring Dalmunzie Castle in Scotland and the highland hills was magical. I felt as though I was a literary character in a historical novel. The castle has had numerous historical … Read More
The Ultimate Literary Escape to the Scottish Highlands
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Dalmunzie Castle, Scottish Highlands, Part I Exploring Dalmunzie Castle and the highland hills was magical. I felt as though I was a literary character in a historical novel. The castle has had numerous historical figures stop by, including Queen Victoria! … Read More