A guide to the Firth River
We travel the Firth, Coppermine, Burnside and Horton Rivers and can report that each offers a unique perspective on the Arctic tundra. How does the Firth stand out?
Read MoreWe travel the Firth, Coppermine, Burnside and Horton Rivers and can report that each offers a unique perspective on the Arctic tundra. How does the Firth stand out?
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Always a delight to find and watch, the muskox is a highlight of any tundra river expedition.
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The wonders of walking the shore of the Arctic ocean take many forms. With feisty Arctic Terns circling above, seals
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With the cool winds of fall blowing and the scent of the boreal forest changing, autumn is here in the
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Nunaluk Spit is a place unlike any other. Here, the Firth River meets the least-explored ocean on our planet: the Arctic Ocean, a place where the intensity and vibrancy of the North never disappoints.
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On a recent expedition to the Firth River we marvelled at the robust populations of birds of prey in the region, a heartening sign of a healthy ecosystem. This journey was one of our Rafting with Researchers expeditions, where guests are treated to the firsthand expertise of Parks Canada researchers.
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Joel Hibbard joined river guide and photographer, Tyler Garnham, for a conversation about photography.
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Joel Hibbard joined senior guide, Ursula Kilbridge, for a conversation about paddling, the Nahanni and other northern rivers and hunkering down.
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You may see one silhouetted as a solitary figure on the horizon or 40,000 migrating across the river in front of you. In either case you will be entranced.
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The story of two incredible wildlife sightings on the Firth and Nahanni Rivers.
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