Let’s Talk Outdoors

Monique Strachan says camp is a place where kids can “just be themselves” and drop labels.

Marcia McKenzie says climate education needs cognitive, social-emotional, and action dimensions, not just facts.

Denise breaks risky play into six forms: speed, heights, getting lost, rough and tumble, dangerous tools, and dangerous elements.

Jennifer MacDonald says treaty is not a historical document but a framework for "how we're supposed to live together" with "more than human relatives."

Kristen Simonson defines bushcraft as fire, shelter, water, and medicinal plants, not domination.

Interview with Michelle Wolberg, first Saskatchewan contestant on Alone, discussing her experience and survival lessons.

An interview with a wilderness first aid expert discussing trip preparedness for outdoor adventures.

Hosts interview a travel blogger about her world travels and outdoor winter activities in Saskatchewan.

Interview with a 15-year-old who canoed from Alberta to Saskatchewan for a summer job, discussing his adventurous upbringing and the challenges of the trip.