THE DRIVING FORCE BEHIND MYSTICAL TAILS
Bridging souls
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… and some avian advice
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The NVIHA—local riders with unique ways to have fun on a horse.
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In tending to the land, we can restore diversity—and restore ourselves.
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The world’s rarest marmot lives on Vancouver Island. Photographer Catherine Babault wants to share its story with the world.
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AN EXERCISE IN WILDLIFE ECOLOGY SPECULATION.
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DISCOVERY PASSAGE AQUARIUM IS AS INTERESTING AS THE ANIMALS THEMSELVES.
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THE STEWARDS OF MITLENATCH ISLAND.
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LIFE AT ORCALAB’S RESEARCH STATION.
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An Annual Migration From One Island To The Next.
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They’re among our most plentiful bird species, but seagulls don’t actually exist.
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The Kitty Cat P.A.L. Society cares for the Comox Valley’s under-loved cats.
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The Island's apex predator might just be the perfect neighbour.
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Three soil experts share their knowledge on the past and future of growing
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Join the hardy, determined, somewhat anti-social ranks of winter birders.
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Singing the praises of our unique alpine environment.
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Hunting nearly emptied the Salish Sea of whales. Many species are returning—but they’re still at risk.
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Seeing the forest and the trees without leaving the ground.
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A wonderful, rustic addition to backyards of all sizes
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As RuPaul might say, getting to know more about our beavers may improve our quality of life.
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Wasps are a family of insects truly to be loathed. Or are they?
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The Adventures of Cole and Archie.
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MARS’s newly expanded rescue centre is a haven for Valley wildlife.
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Witnessing the wonder of nature in your own backyard.
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Cameras in hand, two determined documentarians spend a season in pursuit of the Comox Valley’s elusive Roosevelt elk.
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The hard work of logging Comox Lake—by hand and raft.
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Biologists and “citizen scientists” in the Comox Valley have banned together to gather data on an elusive creature that has long been a metaphor for the fears of mankind.
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While we mostly live in harmony with owls, our fascination with these highly evolved predators is well represented in literature and mythology.
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Catch-and-release aquariums provide a unique learning experience, sparking deep appreciation for the natural world.
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Following a decline due to the West Coast’s whaling history, the humpback population around Vancouver Island is making a massive comeback.
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In an attempt to protect ungulate species, BC is faced with a difficult dilemma. Is culling their predators an ethical response—and a scientifically sound solution?
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Giving hope and care to orphaned wildlife.
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Bringing peace to your soul and food to your table.
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Respecting our neighbours.
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Sharing your community with wildlife
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How a single animal’s spirit led to the care of many others in need.
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An ecological highlight of the Comox Valley winter arrives alongside these fascinating fish.
A trio of greenhouse gardeners share their secrets for a bountiful backyard.
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Cumberland, Vancouver Island
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