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“A Canadian is somebody who knows how to make love in a canoe.”
— Pierre Berton, 1973. 🇨🇦

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These ancient redcedar trees were clearcut in 2022 in the Caycuse watershed on #VancouverIsland while the BC NDP promised to protect endangered #oldgrowth forests. Speak up!! Send John Horgan a message here: ancientforestalliance.org/take-action-fo… #bcpoli #trebekinitiative National Geographic Society Royal Canadian Geographical Society

Check out this article in Victoria Buzz about our new and devastating before and after images by TJ Watt of #oldgrowth forests cut down in the Caycuse watershed on Vancouver Island, BC. #bcpoli BC NDP #trebekinitiative Royal Canadian Geographical Society National Geographic Society victoriabuzz.com/2022/10/conser…

Coverage in Victoria Buzz about my latest before and after #oldgrowth logging photos on Vancouver Island 👇 #trebekinitiative Royal Canadian Geographical Society
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Mark Pathy gives back an artwork by Grade 5 student Violet Sutherland of Whitefish River First Nation, which he brought to space. About her depiction of the future of the Great Lakes, Violet says: Water is our life and we need to respect it. Royal Canadian Geographical Society

On what’s next for Mark Pathy: “It’s not some crazy new adrenaline pumping experience to one up this one. I hope to best use this one in the most positive way. Today is a start.” That’s a wrap on a great fireside chat. Stay tuned for more on our Great Lakes project Royal Canadian Geographical Society

It was great to be at Royal Canadian Geographical Society last night to celebrate Mark Pathy's 🏅
Also chance to exchange views on a big 🇬🇧🇨🇦 space agenda and the technologies that will drive everything from conservation to communications for our future

This week, Royal Canadian Geographical Society presented RCGS Fellow Mark Pathy, who was part of the Axiom-1 astronaut crew, the first all-private mission, a gold medal to recognize his accomplishments and focus on making a better world. Our CEO @MarkPFisher was honoured to be there for the occasion.

Grade 5/6 students had a great chance to hear from private astronaut Mark Pathy Royal Canadian Geographical Society HQ today. He talked to kids about his #axiom1 mission to the International Space Station, the training he did to get ready for the mission, and the challenges he encountered in space!

Come explore Canadian Geographic’s Designated Travel Collection.🌎

Stay tuned for more details, as we announce our incredible travel partners and Royal Canadian Geographical Society Ambassadors with their travel assignments, over the coming weeks.
 
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#CanGeoAdventures #Travel #ExploreCanada

Last week we launched the #NetworkofNature initiative by planting 900 tress at The Toronto Zoo! Read Canadian Geographic's latest article to learn about our newest national program designed to strengthen our countries biodiversity.
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Canadian species need a home - plant locally-appropriate native species! Help grow a Network of Nature for nature! ⁦Madigan Cotterill⁩ ⁦Canadian Geographic⁩ ⁦The Toronto Zoo⁩ ⁦TD FEF⁩ canadiangeographic.ca/articles/netwo…

So awesome to be back in the Highlands of Scotland - climbing a mountain in the wind, rain & snow with an old friend 😀 Dr John Ferris #Outdoors #mountaineering #friends

This week's Caption This comes from rise_photos_ /IG! How would you caption this moment?😱 😂

Want to see your pic as our Caption This? Use #ShareCanGeo for a chance to be featured!🤩

#Wildlife #Wildlife Photography #Canada #Funny

An egg-yolk jellyfish from Browning Passage, British Columbia. #scuba #jellyfish Destination BC

A new Miyawaki Forest for the Toronto Zoo and it’s visitors. All local native tree and shrub species. Launching our Network of Nature project. Our native Canadian species need a home.| ⁦Canadian Geographic⁩ ⁦TD FEF networkofnature.org. ⁩ #HealthierPlanet

We are proud to be planting an urban mini-forest at The Toronto Zoo to celebrate the launch of Network of Nature, an incredible collaborative led by Canadian Geographic and Dougan & Associates with support from TD FEF🌲🌳🌲

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