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I explore nature through wildlife research, photography, writing, and wilderness travel. Conservation of wildlife and ecosystems is at the I am also a guide and founder of Wildlife Jouneys.  In collaboration with Marven Robinson of the Gitga’at First Nation, I lead trips in the Great Bear Rainforest in pursuit of wild and toothy things like wolves Sign up to receive stories, photos, and updates from the Great Bear Rainforest and beyond. the “Wildest Place in North America.” By travelling with Marven we will spend all of our time in the very heart of spirit bear territory. By staying in Hartley Bay, we will also be supporting the Gitga’at Nation by providing local employment within their traditional In a world dominated by human landscapes, the wilderness of the Great Bear Rainforest is a refuge for wildlife, including the wolf. In the words of eminent scientist Dr. Paul Paquet, “the remote ocean archipelago of the Great Bear Rainforest comprises North America’s most unusual and one of its most pristine wolf populations.” This is an expedition-style trip offering an extraordinary opportunity to photograph wild wolves in the coastal rainforest of British I have read there have been more books written about wolves than any other species. There is something so compelling about them and, yet, they are also polarizing for people. Opinions about wolves are strong and varied. They are icons of wilderness, wildness and all things good. They are vicious killers, not to be trusted and must be controlled. It. This photo is a screenshot of an American black bear checking out a remotely triggered camera in the Great Bear Rainforest. Thanks to @paulnicklen for technical as*istance with this one (i.e. teaching this buffoon the basics of how to use and maintain an underwater housing). There were many, many, many failures while trying to get this one shot. So many failures. Oh,. This is Ma’ah. Her name means grandmother in the language of the local Tsimshian First Nations language. She is perhaps 18 years old,