The largest in an archipelago of 40, Chiloé Island is found at Patagonia’s northern edge. Mystical and mist-covered, the idyllic island’s salty breezes ooze tranquility across rolling green hills dotted with diverse flora.

Are you a wilderness whiz or a nature novice? Test your knowledge on how Canada is protecting and conserving our lands and oceans …

It used to be birds that brought us together …   PDF

Shhhh, do you hear that? It’s the sound of solace and, well, maybe a horse nay or two. Norm and Nan Dove, owners of Echo Valley Ranch and Spa, will be the first to welcome you to their little slice of paradise.

An old-school winter tradition is now a hardcore winter sport.   PDF

“Birds saved me once,” I confide to my travel partner who replies, “Sounds like there’s a story there.” Over the coming week in the tropical forests, valleys, cliffsides and seascapes of Costa Rica, amidst a cacophony of wildlife, I learned Read on! →

“Stop. Listen for a second. What do you hear?” questioned naturalist Thomas Richard. Pausing, I attempted to identify the foreign sound. “Applause?” I said. “It sounds like clapping.”

Like any good birdwatching destination, the sounds hit you first. From the car to the Ojibway Nature Centre, my head constantly swivels upon arriving at Ojibway Park. The park is the hub of the larger Ojibway Prairie Complex — the Read on! →

If you’ve never considered a trip to the Prairies during winter, perhaps it’s time to learn why you should. As a true four-season destination, there are so many things to do in Saskatoon — even during the chilliest of all Read on! →

The cure for the winter blues, Amy Rosen reports, can be found on a road trip through southern Saskatchewan, home to the best maple-smoked cauliflower you’ll ever eat **Photography only Jenn Smith Nelson, article written by Amy Rosen PDF of Read on! →