Ep. 276 : Chinook Salmon along the Credit River

I have missed a few of the notable migrations this year; Salamanders, raptors, and until yesterday, the Chinook Salmon. The salmon are a unique one on this list for me though, special in a strange kind of way.
This episode was recorded along the banks of the Credit River, a river which has shaped me deeply and set me on a course I am wading my way through.
I am unfathomably grateful for the salmon and for the river for sharing so much with me and helping to shape this episode.

Ep. 139 : Hawk Cliff

Going to Hawk Cliff to go watch migrating Raptors with some dear friends, is becoming a bit of a pilgrimage for me. It’s only the second time I’ve gone there, but the quality of the experience is profound. To get to see these Birds whom, when you see individually during your everyday, it is always a highlight of the day. But to go see hundreds of these amazing predatory birds is just astounding. What a gift.

Ep. 138 : Walking through the tall grass with Matt Iles, Bird Biologist

Matt Iles has been studying birds for about 12 years. He is humble, thoughtful and a wonderful teacher. He has taught me a lot and is a treasured friend and colleague. For this show we walk through the old fields of tall grass, Goldenrods, and assorted shrubs asking questions about his career as a bird biologist, about bird migrations, and his upcoming workshop.