Partnerships

Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?

We fear wolves; we love deer. But to protect our ecosystems, we have to rattle our preconceptions about these two majestic, misunderstood animals.

The Gaspé Peninsula, Stride by Stride

Soaking up the salt air and meeting with locals along the way, 10 athletes explored the Gaspé Peninsula on foot.

Turning the Tide

Capturing the spirit of salmon fly-fishing on the banks of the Bonaventure River.

Off the Beaten Tracks

Meet three Yukoners forging their own paths in a land of ice and snow.

Adapting, All at Once

Ouranos helps prepare Québec’s tourism industry for climate change by working closely hands-on with people in the field.

The Spa as Refuge

A bath in the forest, the contrast between hot and cold, a crackling fire, silence, and the scent of eucalyptus: many kinds of therapy for the body and mind.

Finding Home in Gaspésie

Two portraits of people who travelled to the Gaspé Peninsula and decided they never wanted to leave. See, through their eyes, the land of the northern gannet and the endless sea.

Climbing Together

A meeting at the summit with the Chèvres de montagne.

Forest Baths

Daylong adventures in three provincial parks near Montréal.

Life on the Mountain

Parc national du Mont-Tremblant is celebrating its 125th birthday. Behind the lush scenery, people are passionately working to preserve the land.

Ben Swims Oceans

A modern-day explorer travels to the frontiers of human endurance to raise awareness about plastics in our oceans.

5 Naturally Amazing Materials to Help Cut Plastic from Your Life

The Trip of a Lifetime

Antarctica has long been the domain of the scientific community alone, but it’s now opening up to tourists from all over the world. This privilege is due entirely to the massive effects of global warming on this frozen continent.

The Finnish Lifestyle​

How Finnish entrepreneurs are reimagining the Nordic way of living.

Learning Grounds

What nature has to teach us, in the workplace and beyond.

Spoils of #nature on Instagram

Natural sites are being overrun by a new wave of tourists just "doin' it for the 'Gram." And the consequences are far from harmless.

Charlevoix in a Bottle

The Menaud distillery pays tribute to Charlevoix’s rich natural resources and talented artisans. Portrait of a daring company reinventing traditional vodka in Québec.

Lanaudière: So Near the Open Air

Portrait of a region that grabs hold of you and won’t let go.

A Rare Bird

Jean Bédard, founder of Duvetnor, turned an age-old tradition—the harvesting of eiderdown—into the driving force behind the conservation of a natural habitat. Portrait of a man with his eyes out to sea.

In the Backcountry There Is Freedom

For this pair of Canadian snowboarders, their love of the sport reached new heights once they left the chairlifts, the competitions, and the rules behind.

Running by Nature

More and more runners prefer braving wilderness trails rather than roads. A mere whim? No. It’s an impulse written into our DNA, according to scientists.

Rolland, the Pioneer

Portrait of a tightly knit paper company at the forefront of environmental best practices.

Riding the Moment

Chas Christiansen is a charismatic artist, entrepreneur, and bike racer with an instinctive style and outlook on the world—all this from his years working as a bike messenger in San Francisco. From street racing to jungle excursions, he’s become a true ambassador of fixed gear cycling as a simple yet empowering way of life. And to this day, he still embraces every moment with wits, authenticity, and pure adrenaline.

A gift from on high

Charlevoix is said to be one of the most beautiful regions in the world for nature and adventure buffs. Kitted out with hiking boots and camera in tow, I drive northeast along Highway 138, impatient to sink my teeth into this massive playground.