The snowy trails of Inglewood Bird Sanctuary make for serene walking and birdwatching experiences. (Photo: Jenn Smith Nelson) |
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| | Some exciting news!
Here & There: A Canadian Geographic Travel Podcast won the 2024 Honourable Mention Lowell Thomas Award for best podcast from the Society of American Travel Writers Foundation — North America's most prestigious award in travel journalism. |
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| | | With a record number of entrants to the SATW competition this year, Here & There’s episode, Meet the mountain women behind Banff’s adventure culture drew these comments from the judges. "This episode is a great exploration of daring women and the personal perspectives behind getting outside of one’s comfort zone to connect with the history and culture of a place. Liz Beatty’s delivery and the way she takes listeners from one setting or idea to the next is incredibly natural, skilled and inviting." |
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| A church in Flan, Norway. (Photo: Marina Jimenez) |
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Birch Bark Adventures provides guests with unforgettable adventures, including dog sledding, ice fishing and snowshoeing. (Photo courtesy Birch Bark Adventures) |
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Featured partner: Nahanni River Adventures
Since 1972, Nahanni River Adventures and Canadian River Expeditions have been guiding spectacular river journeys on the most iconic rivers in the northern Canada and Alaska. Expertly guided by raft or canoe, the adventures offered are suitable for beginners and experienced paddlers alike. |
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| | In addition to unparalleled memories made on the water, these five to 21-day premium-class raft and canoe-based expeditions include extraordinary hiking opportunities abound in remote areas alongside the river’s edge. The rivers Nahanni River Adventures and Canadian River Expeditions travel are conduits for exploring some of the last wild places in North America. |
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| As a member of the Designated Travel Collection, Nahanni River Adventures and Canadian River Expeditions offer immersive opportunities to explore Canada’s northern rivers, while hosting an RCGS Travel Ambassador. Expeditions in the wilderness led by proven and skilled guides offer an experience like no other. These river expeditions are exceptionally well organized and the details are taken care of to ensure guests can appreciate and enjoy the anticipation and the experience in the field. Follow your spirit of adventure while exploring a selection of Canada’s most remote and iconic rivers, the Firth River and the Nahanni River with the Royal Canadian Geographical Society. |
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Two weeks left to enter!
Canadian Geographic’s Canadian Photos of the Year Competition closes on December 31, 2024, at 11:59 p.m. ET, so get those entries in!
From now until the end of the year, Canadian photographers are invited to submit their best images to any of the four categories listed below for a chance to win amazing cash prizes. This year we will award one grand prize, four category prizes, four runner-up prizes and four honourable mentions. With $10,000 cash to award, plus a chance to be published in Canadian Geographic, this is an opportunity not to be missed!
The competition is open to all Canadian residents, and images must have been taken in the 2024 calendar year. Winners will be selected based on skill by a panel of judges. There is no limit to the number of images you can submit, and in fact, we encourage you to submit multiple entries as the grand prize winner is selected on the basis of an outstanding body of work! |
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