IN THIS EMAIL:
- Journey through a smack of glowing jellyfish and read about the mystery more than 200 metres deep in a beautiful photo essay - Learn about prairie potholes and how they can ease the effects of climate change - Read a moving tribute to Zach Junkin, an adventurer who passed away in 2023 in a piece written by explorer Adam Shoalts - Take a glimpse of B.C.'s Haida Gwaii through images captured by RCGS Photographer-in-Residence Daisy Gilardini from her journey with Maple Leaf Adventures |
| | | | | | | | During the annual moon jellyfish bloom, a scuba diver drifts through the waters of Deep Cove, B.C. |
| Blooming jellies: a beautiful spectacle or cause for concern?
Diving into glowing smacks of jellyfish in səĺilẁət (Burrard Inlet and Indian Arm), a mystery more than 200 metres deep By Samantha Symonds with photography by Steve Woods |
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| | A landscape shot depicting Saskatchewan potholes filled with water. (Photo: Allan Kirk/Can Geo Photo Club) |
| Bathtubs of the plains Tiny hotspots of biodiversity, prairie potholes can ease the effects of climate heating — if we stop draining them
By Alanna Mitchell with illustrations by Mary Sanche
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| | | | | | | Zach Junkin looks down over the Athabasca Pass on a foggy day during an expedition with Adam Shoalts in 2021. (Photo: Adam Shoalts) |
| The extraordinary Zach Junkin
Explorer Adam Shoalts pays tribute to a friend, father, community leader and dauntless adventurer who passed away in 2023 at the age of 38 By Adam Shoalts |
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Maple Leaf Adventures, a proudly Canadian leader in the small vessel expedition cruise sector of the Pacific Northwest, is a longtime supporter and partner of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society. Aligned with honouring and celebrating local culture, sustainability, conservation, wildlife, photography and outdoor interests, Maple Leaf Adventures is a pillar of exceptional voyage offerings within the Designated Travel Collection of Canadian Geographic Adventures.
In June 2024, RCGS Ambassador and Photographer-in-Residence, Daisy Gilardini, participated in Maple Leaf Adventure's journey in Haida Gwaii. During this time, Gilardini captured stunning images of the area's beautiful landscapes including Graham Island, Juan Perez Sound, Cumshewa Inlet and more. Below are some photographs captured by Gilardini, displaying the beauty of this one-of-a-kind area in B.C. |
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