IN THIS EMAIL: Celebrating 100 episodes of the Explore Podcast featuring RCGS Explorer-in-Residence Jill Heinerth, who discusses her documentary Diving into the Darkness Read about how nature is levelling up in the digital space with these six video games starring nature as the main character It's maple syrup season! Browse through a beautiful collection of photographs showcasing this quintessential Canadian tradition Ready for your next getaway? Learn about Adventure Canada and their incredible trips through the Arctic and Newfoundland! |
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EXPLORE PODCAST Episode 100: Diving into the Darkness with Jill Heinerth A breathtaking conversation with the world-renowned explorer, from the making of her award-winning documentary and diving in the Antarctic to facing life-threatening situations and the impact of climate change on diving |
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Jill Heinerth swims through the roots of trees penetrating through limestone in Mexico. (Photo ©www.DivingIntotheDarkness.com) |
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Get your cameras ready because our immensely popular Canadian Wildlife Photography of the Year competition is back! This year, we are awarding our grand prize winner the opportunity to take on a two-year term as a Canadian Geographic Emerging Photographer-in-Residence. During this time, they will have up to three winning images in print, be promoted in Canadian Geographic’s masthead, have opportunities to shoot on assignment and more! We also have four category winners and runners-up, who will also have their images published in our November/December 2025 issue. As always, we’re looking for your best shots of wildlife in Canada — plus non-animal wildlife! The Canadian Wildlife Photographer of the Year will be selected from among entries to all four categories. Visit the competition website to read the full list of rules and read about the four categories. |
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SEASON: A letter to the future sees Estelle leave her village to chronicle a changing world. (Photo: courtesy Scavengers Studio) |
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Each spring, as the freeze-thaw cycle takes hold of parts of the country, the sap in red and sugar maple trees starts to flow, marking the start of the sugar bush season By Michela Rosano with photography by Rodolphe Pulin |
| | Maple trees are tapped with spiles and buckets to catch the flowing sap. This traditional method of tapping trees is still practiced at La Belle Époque sugar shack in Saint-Bernard-de-Michaudville, Que. |
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Featured partner: Adventure Canada Travelling with Adventure Canada will bring you closer to the places you visit. Immerse yourself in culture, explore nature, see stunning vistas, and experience the joy of being out on the water. Adventure Canada believes in the power of travel as a force for positive change in the world and strives to give back as much as they gain. Their goal is to help every traveller become an enthusiastic ambassador for the regions and the cultures they visit. |
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Heart of the Arctic with Jill Heinerth Departing July 24, 2025 |
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| Newfoundland Circumnavigation with Bill Arnott Departing Oct. 1, 2025 |
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