Let a 'Good Spirit' Guide You...

Wilderness adventures in the Territory of Nunavut, Northwest Territories, Ontario, Manitoba & Alberta Canada

 

Remarkable Wilderness & Wildlife Expeditions for the Camera, Paddle, Heart & Soul...

Join our experienced interpretive guide team for spectacular environmentally-considerate adventures into Canada's northern wilderness. Photograph caribou, wolves, bears, gyrfalcon, musk-oxen, moose and birds-of-prey in the true wild. Travel with us to remote Arctic & sub-Arctic Canada for incredible eco-tourism & naturalist adventures, aircraft-supported wildlife camps, or canoe, kayak & boating expeditions under the dancing aurora borealis or the mystical midnight sun....

 

Meet some of our past clients & trip leaders, check out their photo displays and stories about their trips with us...

Click on their faces to see their places!

Story of the Month!Adventurer & fly-fisher 'extrordinaire' Ron Burmeister traveled North on his fifth trip with us to join our autumn caribou trip in 2009. Click on photo to check out his new photo essay & inspirational writings!


Wendy Broekx

The Baenders

David C. Olson

Barry Girard


George Nagel

Photo copyright Art Wolfe Inc.
Art Wolfe

Dr. David Mech - photo copyright IWC
 Dr. Dave Mec
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George Archibald


Chris Crowley

Andrew Macrae
Andrew Macrae

Bill Mullins a-smiling on the tundra - photo courtesy Beverley & Allan Morris
Bill Mullins


Julie Yamaguchi


Glen Grambo 

Courtney Milne


Adele Curtis

Photo copyright Art Wolfe Inc.
Dennis Fast


Rita Marett

Photo copyright Charlotte Richardson
Steve Maka

Eric Peterson

Photo copyright Art Wolfe Inc.
Alan Weisman

Andy Kammer
Scott Schrader
Scott Schrader
Photo copyright Annika Brodén
Annika Brodén
Photo copyright Art Wolfe Inc.
Christian Heeb

Photo copyright of Bill Silliker, Jr.
Bill Silliker Jr.

Lonnie Brock


Martin Haefele

Lee Mann - photo copyright Annika Broden
Lee Mann


Jay Dickman


Steve Barger


Terry Elliott
Allicia Kelly

A. MacPherson

Dr. Ella Trussell

Noelle Tufts

Brad Armstrong

Photo copyright Mountain Light Photography
Galen Rowell


Tundra Tom?

Steve Lybeck

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Where the Thelon meets the Sea

Following several reconnaissance flights leading to our 2009 wildlife expeditions, this beautiful camp location was chosen upon discovery of large musk-oxen herds and consistent caribou migration activity nearby. Click on photo to see more of our 2009 wildlife camp in Nunavut!

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(updated February 1, 2010)

'Caribou & the North'
A shared Future'
Book review - click on photo to read our take on this important new book release about the current conservation issues surrounding the northern caribou herds, and the intricate relationship between caribou, carnivores, and the northern indigenous peoples!

Canada's Photolife Magazine
Magazine article - 'Journey into the Thelon' by Courtney Milne.  Wildlife, wilderness & spiritual sustenance on the fringe of North America's last great wilderness.

Conde Nast Traveler 
The controversial article 'Diamonds in the Wild', about the Thelon Wildlife Sanctuary and the potential future effects of diamond and uranium exploration in our last great North American wilderness. Click here!

PHOTO OF THE MONTH

Flash from the Past: this remarkakable photo of a barrenground caribou bull and taxing beaver aircraft during the autumn barrenlands colour peak was taken by the late client Galen Rowell while attending our special 'Dance with Caribou' trip in Canada's Far North in 1999.


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Join us in August & September 2010 in the remote Territory of Nunavut on our 'Dance with Caribou' wildlife camping trips to encounter caribou in full winter pelage, musk-oxen herds, migratory waterfowl, birds-of-prey; beautiful autumn color change, and incredible displays of northern lights! Click here to learn more...


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Great Canadian Wilderness Adventures
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