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This podcast explores the natural and human history of the Canadian Rockies as well as its attractions and culture. We'll look at the ecology and wildlife, as well as the plants and birds th...
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Over the past few weeks, the news has been flooded with stories of countless graves of indigenous children, forgotten victims of Canada's Re...
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This week we say goodbye to Wallace Smith Broeker, the groundbreaking climatologist that coined the term "global warming'. I also look at a...
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This is a special episode that I wanted to get out right away. It's an important talk about the fire situation in western Canada, but more i...
Mapping the Expansion of Coyote Range across the Continent In the mountain west, we simply accept the presence of coyotes on the landscape....
Parks Canada has just announced that it has opened the gates and finally allowed its growing herd of wild bison out of their enclosure and,...
This podcast explores the natural and human history of the Canadian Rockies as well as its attractions and culture. We'll look at the ecolog...
In this episode, I wrap up the story of Blackfoot Chief Crowfoot as he experiences life under Canada's Treaty 7. I also look at the implicat...
A New Review of the Podcast Before I reprise the story of Crowfoot, I wanted to give a shout out to an iTunes listener with the screen name...
Crowfoot The First Nations of the plains were a diverse and powerful collection of Tribes that were often at war with one another. Wars over...
Sulphur Storms This past week has marked the start of pollen season in the mountain west. The white spruce, in particular, released vast amo...
Orchids tricking Bumblebees Wandering trails around the Bow River valley, it seems like every day there are new and exciting changes taking...
Local Photographers If you're a regular listener, you'll already know that I am both a photographer and author. It was through both of these...
Time to take down your bird feeders Now that spring is, well, technically upon us. It's time to take down your bird feeders. Communities lik...
Welcome to episode 57 of the Mountain Nature and Culture Podcast, I'm your host, Ward Cameron and I'm recording this on April 1, 2018. This...
So, what would you be willing to endure to make it home for Christmas In these modern times? These days trips home usually involve expensive...
Edward Abbey Quote I stumbled upon a quotation recently from the great ecological activist Edward Abbey. It was shared on Facebook by Kevin...
Home for Christmas - Tom Wilson has a close call So, what would you be willing to endure to make it home for Christmas In these modern times...
David Thompson heads west Last week, I ended the story of David Thompson with his leaving the employment of the Hudson's Bay Company, and jo...
David Thompson Part 2 Last week I talked about David Thompson's arrival in Canada and some of his adventures during the earliest part of his...
Melting Mountain Glaciers For many years it has been believed that Canada's western mountain glaciers, also known as the Cordilleran Ice She...
Welcome to Episode 50 of the Mountain Nature and Culture Podcast. I'm your host, Ward Cameron and I'm recording this on November 25, 2017. I...
In this episode I look at some of the reasons so many people flock to Churchill every year to see polar bears. I also look at a new research...
Pika in a time of Climate Change The Rocky Mountains are known around the world as a great place to spot wildlife. Although most visitors to...
Canada 150 Visitation Unless you've been living under a rock this past year, you know that 2017 represents the 150th birthday of Canada. As...
Look Out Bears, There's a Train Coming In episode 34 I talked about the incredible success that Banff National Park has had in terms of redu...
Wolves are a grizzlies best friend - at least in Yellowstone Yellowstone has become a world renowned laboratory for what can happen when lon...
Flying Dinosaurs as Tall as Giraffes If you're a regular listener of this podcast, then you know that I love dinosaurs. Living in Alberta is...
Can Killing Moose help Caribou? A recent study conducted by researchers in British Columbia's Columbia Mountain range is raising eyebrows fo...
This week I look at an amazing report from Alaska that shows that given the choice, salmon may not be a grizzlies first choice for dinner. I...
This week I take a look at one of our most secretive animals, the northern flying squirrel. It also looks like B.C. has broken a record this...
Welcome to episode 40 of the Mountain Nature and Culture Podcast. I'm your host, Ward Cameron, and I record this on August 16, 2017, we've f...
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