"Help permanently protect B.C.’s spectacular Flathead River Valley. We need a National Park in the south eastern one-third of the Flathead and a Wildlife Management Area in the rest of the valley and adjoining habitat - to complete Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park and preserve one of North America’s richest wildlife corridors."
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Showing posts with label mountains. Show all posts
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Help permanently protect B.C.’s spectacular Flathead River Valley
A spectacular and environmentally exceptional area needs protection. This movie records a lot that has already been done - and there's more needed. Watch some of the best wildlife photographers do what they do - and see the Flathead Valley like few have.
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bears,
environment,
fracking,
grizzlies,
grizzly bears,
mining,
mountains,
photography,
wilderness
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Chris Harris tours to launch his new book: Motherstone
Coming soon to a venue near you (if you live in BC, that is).
MOTHERSTONE
In the high country of British Columbia's Central Plateau lies the Motherstone. It is a land that few people have walked over or seen before. It includes a chain of shield volcanoes formed over a mantle hot spot rising from a depth of 2,900 kilometers, a sea of crystallized basalts stretching 300 kilometers from Anahim Peak to the Painted Chasm, a river of obsidian, underwater volcanoes sitting high up above the world's only inland temperate rainforest, and a field of cinder cones still rising from among the trees they burned through when they were formed.
Tour Itinerary
MOTHERSTONE
British Columbia's Volcanic Plateau
In the high country of British Columbia's Central Plateau lies the Motherstone. It is a land that few people have walked over or seen before. It includes a chain of shield volcanoes formed over a mantle hot spot rising from a depth of 2,900 kilometers, a sea of crystallized basalts stretching 300 kilometers from Anahim Peak to the Painted Chasm, a river of obsidian, underwater volcanoes sitting high up above the world's only inland temperate rainforest, and a field of cinder cones still rising from among the trees they burned through when they were formed.Tour Itinerary
Labels:
books,
british columbia,
geology,
mountains
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