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Podcast Pool

Alberta Bats | Susan L. Holroyd

Are bats the grizzly bears of the sky? Yes, says Susan Holroyd, a regional coordinator with the Alberta Community Bat Program. It’s why Alberta...

Amanda Gierling

How to affect change? Well, in a world of endless opportunity, sometimes it requires a bit of focus, but it also requires the ability...

Featured Voices

Ian Waddell

One of the most consequential parts of Canada’s constitution is Section 35 – Indigenous rights and title, and the Crown’s duty to consult. The...

Judy Lehmberg

Can one photograph tell a story and inspire the world? One of Canada’s most celebrated visual storytellers has spent his career proving why the...

Brian Keating

One of Canada’s most celebrated and beloved nature storytellers also might be nature’s most passionate champion: Brian Keating. Honorary Conservation Advisor to the Calgary...

Paula Huddy-Zubkowski

How do we make the right career choice? It almost always begins with exploring and learning - education, in other words. And for some,...

Laura Kennedy

Fisheries and aquaculture. Wildlife management and agriculture. Bird migration and airports. The pine beetle infestation. These are just some of the issues biologist Laura...

Zeel Patel

Creating change doesn’t start with a sharp critique, nor does it end with suggesting a good idea, but it most certainly can be advanced...

Cyril Kormos

If we want to avoid a sixth mass extinction, according to Cyril Kormos, we need to start paying a lot more attention to forests....

Chloe Dragon Smith

One of Canada’s most celebrated young leaders is Yellowknife’s Chloe Dragon Smith. A member of the North Slave Metis Alliance, Chloe is a definitive...

Hal Kvisle

Hal Kvisle is a Canadian business icon. He’s been named Canada’s most Outstanding CEO of the Year, received the Canadian Business Leader Award, and...

Brock Endean

The Fraser River is not just British Columbia’s most iconic river, it’s one of the most celebrated rivers in the world. Dubbed by some...

Joe Urie

Living along the banks of the Athabasca River, just as his family has done since they arrived on its shores in the 1860s from...

Andria Dawson and Angela Waldie

A poet and a mathematician sit down at a table. It sounds like the start of a lame joke, but it’s actually the story...

Shawn MacDonell

Getting a job is easy. Finding one you love is harder. But that doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t always try to do what you...

Karen Kun

To find a better balance between the needs of people and nature, first we need to focus on what unites people and nature: water....

Marie-Eve Marchand

In 2018, the sound of wild bison stampeding across a remote valley in Banff National Park became possible for the first time in over...

Louis-René Sénéchal

Parks Canada is the steward of some of Canada’s wildest and most spectacular landscapes. But rarely do we get to pull back the curtain...

Barbara Cartwright

Love animals? Well, many people do, but no one has done more to advance animal rights in Canada than Barbara Cartwright. The long-time CEO...

Art Carson

Art Carson is a throwback. He’s a true mountain man, relying heavily on his own skills to live at the edge of an unforgiving...

Marc Lepine

What’s art? It’s an age-old question for sure, but in truth, it’s anything that conveys an emotion, creates an experience, takes you on a...

Victor Ngo

Can one question lead to a world-changing solution? Yes, and that’s the irresistible opportunity of urban planning, according to Victor Ngo. Born and raised...

Amanda Gierling

How to affect change? Well, in a world of endless opportunity, sometimes it requires a bit of focus, but it also requires the ability...

Dominic Dugré

The Canadian Federation of Outfitter Associations is a national organization that aims to unite the voice of guide outfitters to help lobby for resource-based...

Gail Wallin

If the biodiversity crisis isn’t well-understood, the threat posed by invasive species might be going completely under the radar. Most of us see the...

Madison Laurin

What does stewardship mean? For TRACKS, it begins with tackling increasingly complex environmental challenges with a better understanding of culture. A hands-on outdoor education...

Randall Howard

If technology has the power to transform, then Randall Howard is the energy that makes it so. Co-founder of Verdexus and CEO of the...

Jerry McGrath

We asked Jerry McGrath for his bio and his 10-year-old daughter decided to pen it. She wrote: “My dad is tall. He has short,...

Dr. Will Greaves

You don’t have to love Canadian politics to appreciate that it matters – at home and abroad. Dr. Will Greaves is a Liberal Member...

Yoko Lu

Why do we need to spark conversations with cultural communities traditionally excluded from conservation discussion? Simple, says student leader Yoko Lu: it’s how lasting...

Miranda Andersen

Becoming an internationally acclaimed filmmaker takes time, but the long journey doesn’t have to start after school is over. Born and raised in a...

Dev Aujla

How do you make money and do good? Just ask Dev Aujla – he’s literally written the book on the subject. Author of Making...