I wrote an essay as long as the Dempster Highway about caribou hunting, managing anxiety, following grizzly trails, and looking for connection in these difficult times…https://www.trinamoyles.com/field-notes/dispatches-from-the-dempster

Our feature for The Narwhal on how climate change is impacting the Porcupine caribou herd, biologists’ race to count their dwindling numbers, and First Nation communities who are on the frontlines of experiencing their decline. Photos by Peter Mather thenarwhal.ca/counting-por...

Feisty one! Moth larvae have been seen everywhere in the Whitehorse area over the past few weeks. This one is a bedstraw hawk moth caterpillar. The spiky “horn” acts as a defence mechanism, though it’s actually soft and fleshy. This one was returned safely to the bush after a brief meet and greet.

this shy critter appeared on our doorstep last night! advanced reader’s copies are out! pls get in touch if you’d like to review 💚 will be published in Jan 2026 with Knopf Canada and Pegasus Books in the U.S.