Well, apparently it’s that time again. Jill was informed that her brother-in-law turned on the holiday music the other day and it clued her in that: 1. He’s a little bit early and 2. Maybe it’s about time we send […]
Well, apparently it’s that time again. Jill was informed that her brother-in-law turned on the holiday music the other day and it clued her in that: 1. He’s a little bit early and 2. Maybe it’s about time we send […]
The moment you’ve all been waiting for, I’m sure. The Ghost Bear Institute’s 2020 Annual Report. Enjoy!
We need your help! As we enter the final leg of our journey to build Nature Labs, we’ve encountered a big issue. Who knew that it was next to impossible to edit our 80TB of 4K video on a laptop […]
Now that you’ve seen our favourite images from 2020, here are the images you liked the most. It’s always interesting for us to see what images you enjoyed – and that the algorithm liked (look, the same image twice!) – over the past year. And what a year it was…
Thanks to our continued time in the field gathering content for NatureLabs.ca, we were able to spend some quality time in Mount Robson and other key areas to bring the story of Canada’s biodiversity to life for high school students. In fact, this year was probably our luckiest year yet. We were able to capture some amazing stories with our cameras, gathering both still images and video to populate the five courses we are building for students.
We’ve moved much of our content to a new destination, so why don’t you join us on Patreon to read, view and listen to our new stories from the field?
1. Shop with meaning! By purchasing any item from our store, know that 100% of the proceeds will support Nature Labs. Looking for an image from our social media? Or a different type of print? Let us know (hello@ghostbear.org), and […]
Ghost Bear Institute is proud to share with you our 2019 annual report. We’ve made some great progress in the development of Nature Labs, our signature project. It wouldn’t have been possible without your support and we can’t wait to […]
While Simon took a particular perspective in tying to save the spirit bear, he always believed the issue was about reconciling different perspectives to find a solution that would meet the needs of all stakeholders. And while nothing is ever perfect, the final plan that truly saved the bear was supported by over 90% of British Columbians, proving that we can find a better balance between the needs of people and nature without being disagreeable or advancing solutions that will divide.
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