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Northern Latitudes is a Canadian-based podcast dedicated to exploring the people, places, news and events that make the great outdoors great.

  1. Northern Latitudes: The Christmas Special

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    Northern Latitudes: The Christmas Special

    Welcome to a very special holiday edition of Northern Latitudes! I’m your host, Bill Ault, and as the snow settles outside and the year ends, we’re reflecting on the incredible conversations we’ve shared this year. From global insights with Gwynne Dyer… to environmental challenges and innovative ideas from Alex Gottlieb and Andrew Durocher… it’s been a year of thought-provoking and inspiring discussions. And what better way to celebrate the season than with a mix of reflection, a sprinkle of nostalgia, and some very special Christmas memories from our guests" And in the spirit of the season, we’re bringing you a little extra cheer with heartfelt Christmas memories from some of our favourite voices including Trixis Pacis, Jane Marshall and Meghan Ward.

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  2. Northern Latitudes: Trina Moyles - Lookout

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    Northern Latitudes: Trina Moyles - Lookout

    In this episode of Northern Latitudes, host Bill Ault engages in a compelling conversation with Trina Moyles, an award-winning author, journalist, and creative producer whose work delves into rural communities and their connections to land, wildlife, food security, and climate change. Trina shares insights from her experiences as a wildfire lookout in Canada’s boreal forests and discusses her acclaimed book, “Lookout: Love, Solitude, and Searching for Wildfire in the Boreal Forest”. About Trina Moyles: Trina Moyles is a Yukon-based author and journalist whose work explores the intricate relationships between rural communities and their environments. Her writing has been featured in publications such as The Globe and Mail, Alberta Views, and Canadian Geographic. In 2022, she was honoured with the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Arts Awards’ Emerging Artist Award. Her forthcoming memoir, “Black Bear,” is slated for publication by Knopf Canada in 2025. Trina Moyles Featured Articles by Trina Moyles: “Grey Ghosts in the Smoke: How does a wildfire crisis threaten an already fragile species?” This article examines the impact of wildfires on woodland caribou populations and the challenges of conservation amidst increasing wildfire activity. The Narwhal“The King of Wapusk: Unpacking the Mystery of Grizzly Bears in the Hudson Bay Lowlands” Trina explores the presence of grizzly bears in the Hudson Bay Lowlands, shedding light on their behaviours and the ecological significance of their habitat. Trina Moyles“Bats of the Midnight Sun: Solving the Mystery of Myotis Lucifugus in Alaska” This piece delves into the study of little brown bats in Alaska, highlighting research efforts to understand their ecology and the challenges they face. Trina MoylesConnect with Trina Moyles: To learn more about Trina’s work, visit her official website: Trina Moyles Join us for an enlightening discussion as Trina Moyles shares her perspectives on her life as a fire lookout, the politics of wildfires and how her life has changed since leaving the lookout world.

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  3. Wildflowers: Revisiting Mary Schäffer Warren’s Legacy

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    Wildflowers: Revisiting Mary Schäffer Warren’s Legacy

    Show Notes: Northern Latitudes with Bill Ault – Wildflowers: Revisiting Mary Schäffer Warren’s Legacy Episode Title: Wildflowers: A Creative Journey into the Past with Trixie Pacis and Meghan J. Ward Description: In this episode of Northern Latitudes, Bill Ault sits down with filmmakers Trixie Pacis and Meghan J. Ward to explore their new film, Wildflowers. The documentary follows a team of talented creative women as they embark on an adventure retracing Mary Schäffer Warren’s 1908 expedition to Maligne Lake, deep within Jasper National Park, Alberta. Mary Schäffer was a trailblazer, and her expedition has inspired generations of adventurers to push boundaries and explore the natural world. Trixie and Meghan share their experience of leading a group of contemporary explorers, artists, and storytellers to the majestic Maligne Lake. They delve into the challenges of revisiting this historical journey more than a century later, bringing a frMeaghanesh and diverse perspective to the narrative. This episode discusses not only the logistics and emotional highs of the expedition but also highlights the importance of female voices in adventure storytelling and historical reclamation. Topics Discussed: The fascinating story of Mary Schäffer Warren and her groundbreaking 1908 expedition to Maligne Lake.The vision behind Wildflowers and the journey of assembling a team of talented female creatives.Reflections on the loss of one of the team members, photographer Natalie Gillis, as the film was in final production.How Mary Schäffer’s legacy resonates today, inspiring both seasoned explorers and young dreamers alike.Links & Resources: Watch the trailer for Wildflowers: [Link]Learn more about Mary Schäffer Warren’s life and explorations: [Link]Meaghan J, Ward: Wildflowers: The Story Behind the Mary Schaffer DocumentaryFollow Trixie Pacis: Her WebsiteFollow Meghan J. Ward: Her WebsiteVisit Jasper National Park: [Link]Takeaway Message: Wildflowers is more than just a film about retracing the steps of a historical figure—it’s a story about connection, creativity, and the enduring legacy of female explorers. Tune in to discover how Trixie Pacis and Meghan J. Ward brought this extraordinary journey to life, and why revisiting our past through new eyes matters now more than ever. Subscribe & Follow: If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe to Northern Latitudes and leave a review! Follow us for more stories of adventure, history, and creativity.

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  4. Northern Latitudes: Annette Kehnel - The Green Ages

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    Northern Latitudes: Annette Kehnel - The Green Ages

    Episode Title: Rethinking Sustainability in History with The Green Ages Podcast: Northern Latitudes Host: Bill Ault Guest: Dr. Annette Kehnel Release Date: November 11th, 2024 Description: In this episode of Northern Latitudes, host Bill Ault sits down with Dr. Annette Kehnel to explore her thought-provoking book, The Green Ages. Dr. Kehnel shares insights into how historical communities embraced sustainable practices long before the modern green movement. From medieval recycling to community-led environmental efforts, The Green Ages reveals a wealth of historical lessons for today’s challenges. Tune in as we discuss the past’s forgotten green initiatives, how they parallel today’s sustainability goals, and what they teach us about future possibilities. Topics Discussed: Sustainable Practices in the Medieval Era: Examples of how communities from the Middle Ages recycled, repurposed, and practiced eco-friendly methods. Lessons from the Past for Today: How historical examples of environmental care can inspire contemporary efforts. Surprising Historical Findings: Fascinating insights and lesser-known facts uncovered in The Green Ages. Dr. Kehnel’s Inspiration: The journey behind writing The Green Ages and her motivations as a historian. Links of Interest: The Green Ages by Dr. Annette Kehnel: Brandeis University PressDr. Annette Kehnel’s academic profile:Here’s a list of sources and resources to dive into historical sustainability practices across various periods and cultures:Waste and Want: A Social History of Trash by Susan Strasser Strasser examines waste and recycling in the United States, covering changes in consumption, reusing practices, and attitudes toward waste.The Environmental Imagination: Thoreau, Nature Writing, and the Formation of American Culture by Lawrence Buell Though focused on American culture, this book connects past ecological thought with today’s environmentalism and provides historical context for attitudes toward nature and conservation.The Human Impact on the Natural Environment by Andrew Goudie Goudie covers environmental practices from ancient to modern times, discussing early methods of resource management and environmental impacts of historical civilizations.Ecology and Empire: Environmental History of Settler Societies by Tom Griffiths and Libby Robin This work explores the environmental impacts of settler societies, focusing on how settlers adapted historical ecological knowledge and practices in new landscapes.Medieval Europe and the World: From Late Antiquity to Modernity, 400-1500 by Robin W. Winks and Teofilo F. Ruiz This book offers a broad perspective on medieval Europe, including the role of resource management, agrarian practices, and community-based sustainability efforts.Key Takeaway: History holds more eco-conscious insights than we might imagine. Dr. Kehnel’s The Green Ages shows that sustainable practices are not just a modern ideal—they’re a tradition that reaches deep into our past, offering wisdom for a sustainable future.

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  5. Northern Latitudes: Gwynne Dyer - Intervention Earth

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    Northern Latitudes: Gwynne Dyer - Intervention Earth

    Episode Title: Intervention Earth: Geoengineering and Our Climate Future Podcast: Northern Latitudes Host: Bill Ault Guest: Gwynne Dyer Release Date: May 13th, 2024 Introduction: In this episode of Northern Latitudes, host Bill Ault is joined by renowned author and historian Gwynne Dyer to discuss his latest book, “Intervention Earth.” The conversation delves into the controversial yet critical topic of geoengineering and its potential role in tackling the global climate crisis. Here are some useful links for more information about Gwynne Dyer, his career, and his writings: Gwynne Dyer’s Official Website: This site provides comprehensive information about Gwynne Dyer, including a biography, excerpts from his books, and details on his speaking engagements. It also offers access to his articles and updates on his latest work. Gwynne Dyer’s Official WebsiteWikipedia Page on Gwynne Dyer: This page offers detailed information about his personal life, educational background, and extensive works, including his books and documentaries. Gwynne Dyer – WikipediaPenguin Random House Author Page: This page provides details about his publications available through Penguin Random House, highlighting his significant contributions to discussions on military history and current global affairs. Gwynne Dyer at Penguin Random HouseThese resources should give you a well-rounded view of Gwynne Dyer’s professional accomplishments and literary contributions. Solar Geo-Engineering: Reports from science academies “Reflecting Sunlight: Recommendations for Solar Geo-engineering Research and Research Governance” National Academy of Sciences, 2021. The U.S. National Academy of Sciences (NAS) first pointed to geoengineering in their 1977 Energy and Climate report, and with more detail in the 1983 Changing Climate report. The NAS recommended research in 1992 and 2015. “Climate Intervention: Reflecting Sunlight to Cool Earth,” National Research Council, 2015. “Geoengineering the climate: science, governance and uncertainty,” The Royal Society, 2009. The U.K. Royal Society report was the first by a scientific academy focused exclusively on geoengineering. Don’t forget to rate and review us on your favorite podcast app! Thank you for tuning into Northern Latitudes.

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  6. Northern Latitudes: Kristyn Carriere - Chocolate Crafted to Conquer

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    Northern Latitudes: Kristyn Carriere - Chocolate Crafted to Conquer

    Host: Bill Ault Guest: Kristyn Carriere, Founder of Seven Summits Snacks Today, we’re thrilled to have Kristyn Carriere, one of the trailblazing founders of Seven Summits Snacks, join us. Seven Summits Snacks is revolutionizing the way we think about nutrition and energy on the go, with a focus on supporting those who aim to conquer their own summits. Kristyn has a BSc. in Nutrition and Food Science from the U of A ('09). It was her stint as a figure skating Princess with Disney on Ice that brought her to Europe. But the chance to create and launch some of the world's best known chocolate brands kept her there for a decade. Back in Canada to start this venture with her sister, she's using her chocolate industry chops to consult for well known brands in Western Canada. Oh, and fuelling her everyday marathoning efforts with chocolate! Episode Highlights: The Journey Begins: Kristeyn shares the inspiration behind Seven Summits Snacks.Formulating Success: Discover the unique process behind creating nutrition-packed snacks that cater to adventurers and health-conscious individuals alike.Scaling New Heights: Kristeyn discusses the growth of Seven Summits Snacks, from a local startup to a brand looking to expand across borders.Sustainability on the Summit: Learn about the company’s commitment to sustainability and how they’re ensuring their products not only fuel adventures but also protect the planet.Challenges & Triumphs: Kristeyn opens up about the hurdles faced along the journey and how overcoming them has shaped both her personal and professional growth.Advice from the Summit: For aspiring entrepreneurs, Kristeyn shares invaluable advice on resilience, innovation, and the importance of community support in the business world.What’s Next for Seven Summits Snacks: A sneak peek into the future, including new product lines and initiatives aimed at empowering individuals to reach their peak performance.Kristeyn’s journey with Seven Summits Snacks is a testament to the power of vision, perseverance, and innovation. Her story is not just about creating a successful business but about inspiring others to chase their dreams, no matter how high they may seem. About Seven Summit Snacks: Seven Summit Snacks is a leading innovator in the health food industry, offering a range of snacks designed for the adventurous spirit. With a focus on sustainability, quality, and fueling outdoor endeavours, Seven Summit Snacks is committed to supporting those who seek to explore and preserve the natural world. Online Internet: www.sevensummitsnacks.com Ingstagram: https://www.instagram.com/7summitssnacks/ @7summitssnacks Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/7SummitsSnacks/ @7SummitsSnacks youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@7summitssnacks @7summitssnacks

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  7. Northern Latitudes: Bill Archer - More Than An Eclipse

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    Northern Latitudes: Bill Archer - More Than An Eclipse

    Episode Overview: Join us this week on Northern Latitudes as we welcome special guest Bill Archer, a mission scientist from the Canadian Space Agency, for a captivating conversation about the sun, solar physics, and of course solar eclipses. Host: Bill Ault Guest: Bill Archer, Mission Scientist, Canadian Space Agency Release Date: April 15th, 2024 Recommended Resources: Books "Sun: One Thousand Years of Scientific Imagery" by Katie Barrett and Harry Cliff - This book provides a visual and historical journey through the ways scientists have studied the sun, complete with fascinating imagery. "Totality: The Great American Eclipses of 2017 and 2024" by Mark Littmann and Fred Espenak - A guide to understanding and observing solar eclipses, with a focus on those visible in North America. Websites NASA's Sun Science - NASA Sun Science - Provides up-to-date information on solar missions, research, and educational resources about the sun. Spaceweather.com - Spaceweather - Offers daily updates on solar flares, sunspots, and other solar phenomena affecting Earth. The European Space Agency's Solar Orbiter - ESA Solar Orbiter - Follows the mission exploring the sun's poles and outer corona. Mobile Apps Eclipse Calculator 2 - Provides times and visibility for solar and lunar eclipses worldwide, along with interactive maps showing the paths of upcoming eclipses. Online Courses and Videos "The Science of the Solar System" by Caltech on Coursera - A comprehensive course that delves into the physics of the solar system, including detailed modules on the sun. TED-Ed Lessons on Solar Phenomena - TED-Ed Solar Lessons - Engaging educational videos covering various topics about the sun and its effects on Earth.

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  8. Northern Latitudes: Marcy Mahr - Kootenay Connect Project

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    Northern Latitudes: Marcy Mahr - Kootenay Connect Project

    Today’s guest is Marcy Mahr, currently the Kootenay Conservation Program’s Kootenay Connect Manager. Marcy is a conservation ecologist with a lifelong passion to preserving and understanding the natural world. Her work spans several critical projects, but one that stands out is her involvement with the KCP. This innovative initiative is making waves in the realm of environmental conservation by fostering connectivity and protecting biodiversity in the Kootenay region. The Kootenay Connect Program is a comprehensive conservation initiative focused on preserving biodiversity and enhancing habitat connectivity across the Kootenay region. By identifying critical areas for wildlife and implementing targeted conservation strategies, the program aims to ensure the mobility and health of species within diverse ecosystems. It emphasizes collaborative efforts with local communities, indigenous groups, and stakeholders, integrating scientific research, education, and sustainable development practices. The ultimate goal to foster resilient ecosystems and promote a harmonious coexistence between humans and nature, and serve as a model for conservation efforts worldwide. Kootenay Connect webpage https://kootenayconservation.ca/kootenay-connect/ A comprehensive report that features a tour of all 12 Kootenay Connect Corridors that comprise a regional network of connected landscapes -- available on our webpage and also here https://kootenayconservation.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/KC-Year-4-Summary-Report_30Sep2023-FINAL.pdf An 8-part webinar series Wildlife Corridors and Ecological Connectivity designed by Marcy. Access the recordings on KCP's 2024 Winter Webinar Series webpage.

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