It has been one week since I returned from a wilderness journey that changed me in ways I’m still trying to understand. For several days, everything I needed fit into a blue barrel and a green dry bag—shelter, clothes, food, and a few humble essentials. The rest came from the land: wisdom from the water, courage from the trees, and truth from silence. Out there, far from electricity and pavement, life becomes beautifully simple. You wake with the sun and sleep with the stars.

It is not uncommon that when I’m camping, I find myself walking with a small bag in hand, picking up the trash or little leftovers that...

White Pines, Algonquin Park 2025 Stepping beneath the white pine trees in Algonquin Park felt like entering a vast, living cathedral. The...

Step outside on a quiet morning. Watch the mist curl around the trunks of tall trees, hear the birds trading songs from branch to branch,...

Toronto’s beloved High Park  is more than just a green space — it’s a living classroom, a playground shaped by nature, and a sanctuary...

Deep in the Atlantic Forest, I once stood in the presence of a centennial tree—its roots coiled like stories buried in the earth, its...

The weather that Saturday morning wasn’t promising. A chilly wind hinted that fall was just around the corner. As I arrived at the park,...

Lately, the rain has been falling often where I am and I’ve been watching it with a quiet sense of wonder. There’s a rhythm to rainy days...

As someone who has spent countless hours observing ants in their natural habitat, I’ve come to appreciate these small yet powerful...

This summer, young storytellers and nature explorers are invited to embark on an unforgettable adventure at the EcoFilm Summer Camp ! For...

The conversation around children's outdoor time often begins with nostalgia—stories of a past where kids roamed freely, climbed trees, and