The post recounts a four-week trip to Mongolia during winter, highlighting the extreme cold and unique landscapes. The author shares experiences in Ulaanbaatar, encounters with locals, and cultural insights, including a visit to a herder’s family and camel rides. The journey combines travel, work, and personal exploration.
Continue readingA geographic orientation to Mongolia and the provinces I will be visiting as part of a 2025 Catalyste+ Contract.
Continue readingEn route to Bonnyville, Alberta, I visited a few oversized attractions like the world’s largest Mallard Duck in Andrew. Cultural heritage, local landmarks such as the Dickie Bush Russian Orthodox Church, showcased Alberta’s unique sand rich history.
Continue readingFrank discusses his lifelong passion for nature. He highlights the need for education in regards to natural areas as well as safety and preservation efforts.
Continue readingRed Rock Coulee Natural Area features geological formations called concretions. The site offers beautiful views and walking is easy, making it a worthwhile visit despite the absence of amenities.
Continue readingThe Milk River NA runs from the US Border North to nearly TWP 22. Access from the North stops at the river unless you are prepared to cross it. The Milk River, unique to Canada for flowing into the Mississippi basin, provides scenic views but limited access, primarily across private land with no facilities available.
Continue readingCypress Hills Provincial Park in Alberta is a stunning natural area. Its diverse landscapes make it an appealing destination for outdoor enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.
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