Three Years Aboard the Sunken YOGN
Wide variety of life discovered on concrete barge YOGN-82, sunken offshore of Powell River only three years ago. By Sean Percy for Powell River Living (now qathet Living).
Wide variety of life discovered on concrete barge YOGN-82, sunken offshore of Powell River only three years ago. By Sean Percy for Powell River Living (now qathet Living).
When Hollywood fast-forwards to climate devastation, it wastes an opportunity to ignite our imaginations. By Jesse Firempong. Asparagus Magazine.
Exhibition at the Vancouver Art Gallery until May 1. Article by Michael Turner for Preview Magazine.
There’s nothing quite like being on the inside of an event. By Jeremy Derksen for FestivalSeekers, June 3, 2022
Long-form poetry by Bopha Chhay for The Capilano Review, Issue 3.45: Weather (Fall 2021)
— Interviewed by Crystal Peng, freelance writer and MagsBC intern, January 7, 2022.
Bears and humans have been coexisting for tens of thousands of years in Wuikinuxv territory. What can this relationship teach us about stewardship and biodiversity? By Odette Auger for Watershed Sentinel.
Investigative story on the disappearance of the penguins in Antarctica, by Raghav (detective), age 12. Illustrated by Reska Nasution. From BAZOOF! Magazine, issue 77, February 2022
Q and A with Dementia, Sex and Wellbeing author Danuta Lipinska. By Jennifer Prescott for Dementia Connections
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