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 If you are looking for
a writer/photographer team, Brenda Koller and Lenard Sanders have
collaborated on various projects. With years of outdoor experience
between them, they are able to catch the essence of an area both
in words and pictures giving the reader a wonderfully descriptive
and graphic representation of the resort, park or tourist attraction
they are exploring.
NEW: Mount Robson Provincial Park
- Hiking the Berg Lake Trail by Brenda
Koller
Brenda's writing has appeared in various magazines and newspapers. To
illustrate her skills we have included some excerpts from her
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Capturing the splendour of Kakwa
Provincial Park combined with the unique adventure of llama trekking
for an article in Beautiful British Columbia Traveller magazine. Photography
for this article was supplied by Lenard Sanders and can be viewed
in the Gallery.
Llamas in the Kakwa- Spring 2000
It will take us a day and a half to hike into
base camp, on a subalpine meadow at Kakwa Lake's south end. We'll
pitch tents en route at Mount Wishaw before continuing our
trek up through McGregor Pass and over the Continental Divide.
Once in the mountain-ringed camp, we'll have three
days to explore the alpine meadows, to hike to beautiful
Babette and La Glace alpine lakes, and to spot wildlife, everything
from marmots and marten to elk, mountain goats, and grizzlies.
to read more......Click
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Photos from Lenard Sander's Raft Trip on the
Tatshenshini River were selected as winners for Connections Magazine's
Summer 2002 Photo Contest. The summer issue of Northwest British
Columbia's Connections - Art, Culture and Outdoors Magazine cover
and inside story photos were by Lenard Sanders with the included
article written and researched by Brenda.
Tatshenshini - The Spirit of a River - Summer 2002
Close your eyes and imagine . . . imagine a pristine
wilderness virtually untouched. Imagine a river so wild
that those who experience it are transformed. Imagine Tatshenshini, North
America's wildest river and one of the earth's
last prime wilderness areas.
to view the whole article online......click here
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Brenda was asked to research and write an article
regarding business planning for the Interior Trucker and Logger
Magazine.
Building Capacity Through Training - Building for Excellence
in Forestry - Winter 2002
Have you ever had a "sinking" feeling
when the equipment you're operating gets "cemented" in
mud and there's no way you're going anywhere
until someone pulls you out? I had a similar feeling while
trying to complete my business plan: finances, market research,
operations, marketing . . . this was no easy undertaking.
When I finally got tired of getting bogged down, I registered
to attend a Community Futures Development Corporation Entrepreneurial
Development Seminar Series. That's where I met Dan Boudreau.
to read more......Click
here
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Article was in this issue of magazine. |
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Excerpt from: Strong Work Ethic Earns
Respect
Published in: Windspeaker Dec 2002
Sixteen-hour days are not unusual for
Margie Chingee, a Tsek'ehne Native born and raised
at McLeod Lake, in northcentral British Columbia.
As the safety co-ordinator and First Aid person for
Duz Cho Logging Ltd., a major contractor in the MacKenzie
forest district, Chingee spends her work week in the bush and weekends
at home in Prince George, 185 kilometres south of MacKenzie.
Her list of responsibilities reads like a legal document.
A major part of the job is teaching end ensuring compliance
with environmental and safety policies. Compliance with laws
and regulations, minimizing environmental impacts, and sustaining
a healthy environment all fall under her mandate.
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