British Columbia has one of the world's most diverse ecosystems:
Rainforests, marshes, meadows, beaches, mountains, oceans, rivers and lakes
create habitats for multitudes of wildlife species. In fact, the region is one
of the world's premier locations for whale watching, birding, as well as seascapes
and other wildlife like Grizzly Bear and North America’s largest migration of
Bald Eagles.
Much of the province is protected parkland. It contains many pockets of
old-growth fir and cedar forests, as well as rare, naturally occurring groves
of Garry oak. Vancouver Island is bisected, north to south, by the Beaufort
Mountain Range, and the mainland is bisected east to west by the Canadian Rockies
and an incredible shoreline of the Pacific Ocean.
The beauty and tranquility of this region has long been a draw for artists
and artisans for decades, and we would like you to join us.
In 2016 we will be visiting British Columbia and photographing the
seascapes, the old growth forests, the Bald Eagles and the Orcas.
Please see these trips at the following links:
In 2017 we will be visiting British Columbia and photographing the
seascapes, the old growth forests the grizzly and black bears, and of course
the Orcas.
Please see these trips at the following links:
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