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Trails to Empowerment — 77 episodes
A New Adventure in British Columbia, Canada
Parallels between the Trails to Empowerment Community and Matriarchal Societies
Environment, Social and Governance Factors: Investment in yourself
A New Definition of Work: Intentional work at the ranch
The Chilcotin Ark, the Shangri-La of North America
Interview with community partner Elke Tukker
Protecting Vulnerable Species
Adventurous Life
One Step Further in the Wilderness
Accounts and Measures for managing Identified Wildlife
Being a Guide at the Ranch
Managing the Ranch After Two and a Half Weeks
The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation
Leckie Camp
The Key to Self-Empowerment? Accomplishment
Stewardship – A Forest Practices Board Perspective
Big Creek Camp
Kitchen Helper to Cook Manager
How to Balance Sustainable Resource Use and Improve and Maintain Wildlife Habitat
Spruce Lake Camp
More than an Ordinary Office Practicum
The Impacts of Climate Change on BC's Ecosystem
Eldorado Camp
Chapters One and Two: Spiritual Partnership Chapter Summaries
Tourism and Its Impact on the Environment
Connecting to Nature by Tracking Bears
Prologue and Introduction Chapter Summary of Spiritual Partnership by Gary Zukav
Mule Deer and Our Role in Conservation
Tyax Camp
The Importance of Exposure
A Transformational Experience at Brett Camp
Embracing Change & Personal Growth
Three Months at the Ranch Turned out to be More than Just a Practicum
My Work and Travel Experiences at Wilderness Trails
Doing the Impossible Again
The Space to be Quiet
How I Returned with the Elixir
Meeting with a Black Bear
How I Became the Master of my own Destiny
First Step of the Journey
Bighorn Sheep Scouting
Living in an International Community
Why I came to Wilderness Trails
The Health Benefits of Birch Water
Nature Addiction
Back in the Saddle
Five Benefits of Nature
Have Crazy Experiences and Write about Them
Being a Mentor Guide on a Pack Trip
My Role in Conservation
One Week In, Want Out?
International Women's Day Interview with Gerry Bracewell
Female Empowerment - Breaking into a Male-Dominated Industry as a Licensed Hunt Guide
Whitebark Pine – A Key Species for Ecosystems in the South Chilcotin Mountains
The Strength to Stand as Equals
A Thank You Note
The Powerful Impact Nature and Horses will Forever Have on Me
The Trail to Self-Actualization is a Rugged Mountain Slope
What Mountain Biking Taught us about Nature
How do you Take Responsibility for our Environment?
Pow-Wow
A Wildlife Viewing Pack Trip with Juan and Joaquin
What Tatla Taught Me
No Time for Fear
Our Weekend Escapade to the Chilcotin Mountains
Mountaineers from the Ice Age
Time
We Did it All (Charlotte and Cosima)
Invasive Plants - The Dreaded Burdock
Lost and Found
To Be a Mentor Guide
What is the Chilcotin Ark Institute?
Bighorn Sheep in Big Creek
How Nature can Benefit from your Travels
No One Gets Remembered for the Things They Didn't do – Becoming Self-Confident
Introduction to Trails to Empowerment Rewilded Community
My Heartland in Chilcotin Mountains