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  1. Aurora Borealis over Shubenacadie Grand Lake last night as seen from Wellington, Nova Scotia. I missed out on the reds that appeared overhead earlier in the evening, but got to play with different exposures to see how best to capture the greens on the horizon. It was an impressive display! #aurora #auroraborealis #auroraborealisphotography #wellingtonnovascotia #shubenacadie #grandlake #shubenacadiegrandlake #novascotia #visitnovascotia #cangeo

  2. Aurora Borealis over Shubenacadie Grand Lake last night as seen from Wellington, Nova Scotia. I missed out on the reds that appeared overhead earlier in the evening, but got to play with different exposures to see how best to capture the greens on the horizon. It was an impressive display! #aurora #auroraborealis #auroraborealisphotography #wellingtonnovascotia #shubenacadie #grandlake #shubenacadiegrandlake #novascotia #visitnovascotia #cangeo

  3. Aurora Borealis over Shubenacadie Grand Lake last night as seen from Wellington, Nova Scotia. I missed out on the reds that appeared overhead earlier in the evening, but got to play with different exposures to see how best to capture the greens on the horizon. It was an impressive display! #aurora #auroraborealis #auroraborealisphotography #wellingtonnovascotia #shubenacadie #grandlake #shubenacadiegrandlake #novascotia #visitnovascotia #cangeo

  4. Aurora Borealis over Shubenacadie Grand Lake last night as seen from Wellington, Nova Scotia. I missed out on the reds that appeared overhead earlier in the evening, but got to play with different exposures to see how best to capture the greens on the horizon. It was an impressive display! #aurora #auroraborealis #auroraborealisphotography #wellingtonnovascotia #shubenacadie #grandlake #shubenacadiegrandlake #novascotia #visitnovascotia #cangeo

  5. With Op Nanook 2023 about to kick off, here’s a look back on Op Nanook 2022: Commander Nicole Robichaud silhouetted against the reflection of the late day sun while on the bridge of #HMCSMargaretBrooke. #silhouette #navyphotography #cangeo #royalcanadiannavy

  6. My degree in map-folding has officially paid off. 🗺️ 🧭

    #FRCGS #geography #CanGeo

  7. Sincere thanks to for covering my PhD research on plant-pollinator interactions in urban green ! Read on for more intriguing stories about conserving Canada's biodiversity in urban & suburban areas.

    canadiangeographic.ca/articles

  8. Sincere thanks to #CanGeo for covering my PhD research on plant-pollinator interactions in urban green #corridors! Read on for more intriguing stories about conserving Canada's biodiversity in urban & suburban areas.

    canadiangeographic.ca/articles

    #UrbanEcology #greencorridors #milkweed #asclepias #pollinators #urbanization

  9. Sincere thanks to #CanGeo for covering my PhD research on plant-pollinator interactions in urban green #corridors! Read on for more intriguing stories about conserving Canada's biodiversity in urban & suburban areas.

    canadiangeographic.ca/articles

    #UrbanEcology #greencorridors #milkweed #asclepias #pollinators #urbanization

  10. Sincere thanks to #CanGeo for covering my PhD research on plant-pollinator interactions in urban green #corridors! Read on for more intriguing stories about conserving Canada's biodiversity in urban & suburban areas.

    canadiangeographic.ca/articles

    #UrbanEcology #greencorridors #milkweed #asclepias #pollinators #urbanization

  11. Sincere thanks to #CanGeo for covering my PhD research on plant-pollinator interactions in urban green #corridors! Read on for more intriguing stories about conserving Canada's biodiversity in urban & suburban areas.

    canadiangeographic.ca/articles

    #UrbanEcology #greencorridors #milkweed #asclepias #pollinators #urbanization

  12. Great interview with Hetxw'ms Gyetxw (Brett D. Huson), author of the Mothers of Xsan series of children’s books, in Canadian Geographic.

    “We’ve lived through multiple glacial maximums in our territory. We’ve watched the world change over thousands of years, tens of thousands of years.”

    canadiangeographic.ca/articles

    #BookToot #bookstodon #KidLit #CanGeo