The Ethics of Birding
I just finished writing a term paper for my Environmental Ethics class, and thought I’d share it on my blog here. It’s about the ethics of some aspects of birding, […]
Category Archives: Birds
6th Annual Tagish Christmas Bird Count
Tagish Bridge was dusted in frost, holding the world on each side of Six-Mile River together. Glassy water flowed beneath it, slowly being overtaken by delicately patterned ice which was […]
The Enchantment of Tagish Narrows
At the beginning of the semester I had to write a short paper about a special place for my Natural History of the North class with David Mossop, so I […]
November Again
Just like the summer, autumn flew by. I have to say that going to college has been a huge learning curve, extremely busy, and often highly stressful. I went from […]
The Second Traditional Ptarmi Trek
This year’s ptarmigan hike up Montana Mountain didn’t look too promising as our convoy of vehicles pulled into Carcross. Rain beat against the windshield, and the mountain was blanketed in […]
There’s Meditation – and then there’s Birding.
Slipping through the fence and trespassing at the Crestview Sewage Lagoons feels so badass, despite my perfectly innocent intents. It was 8:30pm, the sun had already set well behind the […]
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