Ep. 263 : Winter Wildlife Tracking Trip in Algonquin Park, 2025

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to know the land

byron

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A show about relationships with the landbase, striving to evoke resilience, resistance, and reverence for the land. Interviews with authors, researchers, activists and students of the land.

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A show about relationships with the landbase, striving to evoke resilience, resistance, and reverence for the land. Interviews with authors, researchers, activists and students of the land.

Nature

Science

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Ep. 263 : Winter Wildlife Tracking Trip in Algonquin Park, 2025

to know the land

56 minutes 7 seconds

8 months ago

Ep. 263 : Winter Wildlife Tracking Trip in Algonquin Park, 2025

As I mentioned on the previous show about the Lynx trailing trip, I was planning on heading up to Algonquin Park to trail Moose, Algonquin Wolves, Martens, Snowshoe Hare, Flying Squirrels, and whomever else’s trails we may come across. Well, I went and it was great. So good that I wanted to offer a bit of a report back from the trip and tell some stories of what we saw.

This is the 24th year of this trip, and I am so grateful to get to not only be there, but to be helping lead the week. Kid me would be stoked… hell, adult me is still stoked!

Big thanks to Alexis for being a great colleague and mentor, and to everyone who came. It was a blast.

To learn more :
Algonquins of Ontario overview of land claim
More information on the trip from EarthTracks.ca