What does it mean to be in community? And how does it change when navigating the digital world? These questions were in part answered...

Our choices, actions, and behaviors are greatly influenced by local knowledge. Timing your drive to work to avoid rush hour traffic or...

This fall, I had the opportunity to participate in North Island College's Introduction to Kwak’Wala course (KWA - 096). Kwak' Wala is...

What motivates our actions? Whose voice do we listen to? Are we defined by our individual experiences or by our relationships with one...

I am standing in the middle of a circle, surrounded by eight adults, blindfolded. Seven adults are standing still as trees, minds calm,...

Coyote Mentoring as a Learning Framework Instilling stewardship through nature connection programming Written by Renee Baron 8-15-2020...

Last weekend, my partner Darren and I were hiking along the Elk River Valley Trail in Strathcona Park, a stunning trek filled with large...

Start at the Rotten Zombies, head West towards the Headless Couple, cross the 15-piece bridge, and high five the Scaly Dragon & the Cedar...

The joy of nature connection can be experienced in multiple creative ways: art, dance, poetry and music, to name a few. Over the past...

Kai runs out of the forest, excitement bulging at the seams. “Guess what Née Née (aka me, Renée), I just saw a heron. He was 3 feet away...

Silent. Solo. Special. Still. Same. Safe. Carving out time for a sit spot is an essential component to developing nature connection. It...

There are times in my life when I sit in wonder at life's hectic pace and begin to question its necessity. When I strip away the layers...