Keep It Wild, BC

Roar...or is it rawr? Still working on it. What do you think?

to when I was slithering around in Telkwa in the spring.

It takes all kinds of critters to keep BC wild. Even the slippery ones.

Someone said I should touch grass...does moss count?

Connecting with the lil locals reminded me of two things:

1. What the future generation stands to lose if we stop paying attention.
2. I'm missing the kits.

Huh, and here I thought a bear 💩 in the woods.

Was starting to feel like I couldn’t see the forest for the trees about how the future. I needed another perspective.

I stopped in Tyhee Lake Provincial Park for a dip. Bumped into a seaplane pilot named Bryan. Who better to help me get a birds eye view of this road trip than someone who cruises the skies?

I was curious to know: are we doing enough to protect wild spaces? Listen to what he has to say at keepitwildbc.ca

Stretching my paws on the trail in Bulkley Valley. In the wild you get the chance to think.

Met a new hiking buddy – Harvey Tremblay. Not everyday someone works AND plays out here. What does the wild mean to him?

As cool unc, I’m stopping at the cool places.

The beauty of Smithers got me thinking, what did the folks that live here think the wild spaces?

Looking for road trip hidden gems? Explore the side roads.

‘Ksan Historical Village is where I met Jen Zyp. She runs a local catski operation. Running a business while also protecting the land was news to me.

Check our chat at keepitwildbc.ca (the kits keep telling me to say lynx in bio).

Been hearing about Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas. Could a lynx like me still visit those places?

My new friend Harlan told me about some folks who are worried about protecting B.C.’s wild too. Not just any wild place. The BIGGEST, WILDEST, place in B.C.: Dene Kʼéh Kusān.

They’re collecting names of folks like you and me who want to see our wild stay that way. If a lynx can sign a petition, you can too: www.biggestwildest.ca