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Yamaha Financial Services Announces The 2025 Stay Outdoors Grant Recipients

Yamaha Financial Services is pleased to announce the 2025 Stay Outdoors Program grant recipients. This year, $103,250 will be distributed to six not-for-profit organizations from across the country in support of their conservation, education, access and/or sustainable use initiatives. Since the launch of this program in 2022, Yamaha Financial Services has awarded nearly $400,...


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Quadra Island’s Dirty Little Secret

Perhaps it is only a secret to those responsible for creating the pollution.

I am writing to share what we are experiencing on Quadra Island. We do not get teams of reporters and camera crews arriving in search of a breaking story. Yes, garbage can be accidentally dropped or blown from boats, trucks or marinas, or lost by aquaculture operators and other industries. But...


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Full Speed Ahead: Where To Try Bobsledding In British Columbia

On a cold morning in Whistler, the mountains seem to lean closer as a steel runner hisses across ice. A countdown. A shove. Then gravity takes over. Within seconds, the world compresses into a blur of white walls, echoing corners and the unmistakable pull of G-forces. This is sliding in British Columbia – an experience that ranges from Olympic-level adrenaline to playful, gra...


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All About Snowshoeing

There’s a reason snowshoeing is a gateway winter sport in BC: it’s simple to learn, relatively affordable and it opens up a whole new season of trails – from coastal forests dusted in snow to wide-open subalpine meadows when conditions allow. Done right, it’s also one of the safest, most approachable ways to get outside in winter – especially if you start on low-angle, well-m...


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Winter Shorebirds In British Columbia

On a calm winter morning in coastal British Columbia, the shoreline can look almost empty – until the tide turns. Suddenly the mudflats “wake up:” ripples of small sandpipers appear as if the ground is moving, plovers stand like watchful sentries above the wrack line and dark turnstones work the rocks like little crowbars. While many shorebirds are famous for epic Arctic-to-t...


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