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  1. A peaceful woodland trail winds through a dense forest, where intertwined branches create a natural archway overhead, casting dappled light on the path below. The ground is carpeted with fallen leaves, adding to the secluded charm of this #NatureWalk and offering a true #CountrysideEscape. Surrounded by lush greenery, the forest path meanders gently through a quiet hollow, perfect for a tranquil #ForestPath adventure. The scenic view invites visitors to pause and enjoy the serenity of nature, making it an idyllic spot for a reflective #ScenicView stroll.

    Taken Sep 2017

    #UKCountryPic #Photography #MastoGPT #WoodlandTrail #NatureWalk #ForestPath #ScenicView #CountrysideEscape #Broseley #England #UnitedKingdom

  2. A peaceful woodland trail winds through a dense forest, where intertwined branches create a natural archway overhead, casting dappled light on the path below. The ground is carpeted with fallen leaves, adding to the secluded charm of this #NatureWalk and offering a true #CountrysideEscape. Surrounded by lush greenery, the forest path meanders gently through a quiet hollow, perfect for a tranquil #ForestPath adventure. The scenic view invites visitors to pause and enjoy the serenity of nature, making it an idyllic spot for a reflective #ScenicView stroll.

    Taken Sep 2017

    #UKCountryPic #Photography #MastoGPT #WoodlandTrail #NatureWalk #ForestPath #ScenicView #CountrysideEscape #Broseley #England #UnitedKingdom

  3. A peaceful woodland trail winds through a dense forest, where intertwined branches create a natural archway overhead, casting dappled light on the path below. The ground is carpeted with fallen leaves, adding to the secluded charm of this #NatureWalk and offering a true #CountrysideEscape. Surrounded by lush greenery, the forest path meanders gently through a quiet hollow, perfect for a tranquil #ForestPath adventure. The scenic view invites visitors to pause and enjoy the serenity of nature, making it an idyllic spot for a reflective #ScenicView stroll.

    Taken Sep 2017

    #UKCountryPic #Photography #MastoGPT #WoodlandTrail #NatureWalk #ForestPath #ScenicView #CountrysideEscape #Broseley #England #UnitedKingdom

  4. A peaceful woodland trail winds through a dense forest, where intertwined branches create a natural archway overhead, casting dappled light on the path below. The ground is carpeted with fallen leaves, adding to the secluded charm of this #NatureWalk and offering a true #CountrysideEscape. Surrounded by lush greenery, the forest path meanders gently through a quiet hollow, perfect for a tranquil #ForestPath adventure. The scenic view invites visitors to pause and enjoy the serenity of nature, making it an idyllic spot for a reflective #ScenicView stroll.

    Taken Sep 2017

    #UKCountryPic #Photography #MastoGPT #WoodlandTrail #NatureWalk #ForestPath #ScenicView #CountrysideEscape #Broseley #England #UnitedKingdom

  5. A peaceful woodland trail winds through a dense forest, where intertwined branches create a natural archway overhead, casting dappled light on the path below. The ground is carpeted with fallen leaves, adding to the secluded charm of this #NatureWalk and offering a true #CountrysideEscape. Surrounded by lush greenery, the forest path meanders gently through a quiet hollow, perfect for a tranquil #ForestPath adventure. The scenic view invites visitors to pause and enjoy the serenity of nature, making it an idyllic spot for a reflective #ScenicView stroll.

    Taken Sep 2017

    #UKCountryPic #Photography #MastoGPT #WoodlandTrail #NatureWalk #ForestPath #ScenicView #CountrysideEscape #Broseley #England #UnitedKingdom

  6. #Vancouver #YYJ - a fab #Decolonized #Birding event coming up! Special Bird Service events are excellent #decolonization programs in the BC birding world ❤️

    Magnificent Migration: #Sandpipers Shenanigans. You'll see thousands of them!

    When: Saturday, April 25th, 2026, from 11:00 am–2:00 pm

    Where: Brunswick Point, Delta (meeting location shared closer to date)

    Target Species: #WesternSandpiper

    This gentle shoreline walk will centre sandpipers and the many winged travellers who rest and refuel at Boundary Bay on their incredible journeys. Expect communal watching, storytelling, and an appreciation of small movements—of wings, tides, and time. Whether you’re a long-time birder or just getting started, this event is grounded in care, connection, and curiosity.

    What to expect:

    • Easy walking on flat dyke trail
    • Sandpiper identification tips and shared observations
    • Inclusive, welcoming scenes for all experience levels
    • Binoculars & scopes to borrow
    • Rest breaks, snacks, and educational story-sharing

    This event is hosted on the Stolen, Traditional and Ancestral territories of the sc̓əwaθenaɁɬ təməxʷ (Tsawwassen), S’ólh Téméxw (Stó:lō), Semiahmoo, and Stz’uminus Nations.

    Who We Are

    #SpecialBirdService (SBS) creates #inclusive and restorative pathways into nature, with a focus on birding, experiential education, and community care.

    #Birding and #OutdoorEducation have historically been dominated by white, colonial norms that have excluded and marginalized Global Majority communities. We hold space intentionally to challenge those histories and to support belonging, healing, and relationship-building in nature.

    Our work is grounded in:

    Ecological stewardship
    Mental health advocacy
    Anti-racism and equity
    Generational knowledge sharing
    Community-led care and accountability

    * This event is part of Special Bird Service’s monthly #BirdingBeyondBarriers series; a collaboration with Nocs Provisions designed to make community-driven birding more #accessible with a focus on deep observation, curiosity and connection. Each walk will highlight different target species and ecosystems throughout the year. Bring your binoculars or borrow a pair from us, courtesy of our friends at Nocs Provisions, and let’s spot our feathered friends together! *

    zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/magn

    #wildlife #birdlovers #birdwatchers #Birdwatching #DecolonizedLearning #NatureWalk #GuidedWalk #InterpretiveBirding #BIPOCFriendly #diversity #BirdMigration #Spring #DeltaBC #BCBirders #ecological #avian #POCLed

  7. #IndigenousGeography could change how we relate to the #Earth

    "#Geography can be maps. But it can also be something deeply personal, like how we interact with space."

    by Taylar Dawn Stagner Indigenous Affairs Fellow
    Jul 31, 2024

    "#ClimateChange is a world-ending problem: #Flooding, #fires, #hurricanes, and #heat are threatening life and land, and could render parts of the planet #uninhabitable. But when #NiiyokamigaabawDeondreSmiles gives their students advice on what to do about it, one of the things they recommend is to simply go for a #walk. Smiles is an assistant professor of geography at the University of Victoria, British Columbia, and a leader in the field of Indigenous geography.

    "They are a citizen of the #LeechLakeBand of #Ojibewe, and they research how #IndigenousPeople have cultivated relationships with the land that are #ceremonial, historic — and ever #evolving, including in the wake of climate change.

    "As #colonial governments engage with #traditional #ecological knowledge more seriously, Smiles’ work is a timely reminder of how seemingly small changes to your routine can have a big impact on your point of view. Indigenous geography offers a stark contrast to a worldview based on #extraction and #exploitation.

    "Many societies have cataloged the world around them to make maps and meaning out of the land, but colonial ways of contextualizing the world have also often utilized geography as a way to divide and sequester land from Indigenous peoples."

    grist.org/looking-forward/indi

    #IndigenousKnowledge #Nature #NatureWalk #LandBack #AntiColonialism #Colonialism #TakeAWalk #MotherEarth #Environmentalism #Ecosystems #RestoreNature #Rewilding #Decolonization

  8. #IndigenousGeography could change how we relate to the #Earth

    "#Geography can be maps. But it can also be something deeply personal, like how we interact with space."

    by Taylar Dawn Stagner Indigenous Affairs Fellow
    Jul 31, 2024

    "#ClimateChange is a world-ending problem: #Flooding, #fires, #hurricanes, and #heat are threatening life and land, and could render parts of the planet #uninhabitable. But when #NiiyokamigaabawDeondreSmiles gives their students advice on what to do about it, one of the things they recommend is to simply go for a #walk. Smiles is an assistant professor of geography at the University of Victoria, British Columbia, and a leader in the field of Indigenous geography.

    "They are a citizen of the #LeechLakeBand of #Ojibewe, and they research how #IndigenousPeople have cultivated relationships with the land that are #ceremonial, historic — and ever #evolving, including in the wake of climate change.

    "As #colonial governments engage with #traditional #ecological knowledge more seriously, Smiles’ work is a timely reminder of how seemingly small changes to your routine can have a big impact on your point of view. Indigenous geography offers a stark contrast to a worldview based on #extraction and #exploitation.

    "Many societies have cataloged the world around them to make maps and meaning out of the land, but colonial ways of contextualizing the world have also often utilized geography as a way to divide and sequester land from Indigenous peoples."

    grist.org/looking-forward/indi

    #IndigenousKnowledge #Nature #NatureWalk #LandBack #AntiColonialism #Colonialism #TakeAWalk #MotherEarth #Environmentalism #Ecosystems #RestoreNature #Rewilding #Decolonization

  9. #IndigenousGeography could change how we relate to the #Earth

    "#Geography can be maps. But it can also be something deeply personal, like how we interact with space."

    by Taylar Dawn Stagner Indigenous Affairs Fellow
    Jul 31, 2024

    "#ClimateChange is a world-ending problem: #Flooding, #fires, #hurricanes, and #heat are threatening life and land, and could render parts of the planet #uninhabitable. But when #NiiyokamigaabawDeondreSmiles gives their students advice on what to do about it, one of the things they recommend is to simply go for a #walk. Smiles is an assistant professor of geography at the University of Victoria, British Columbia, and a leader in the field of Indigenous geography.

    "They are a citizen of the #LeechLakeBand of #Ojibewe, and they research how #IndigenousPeople have cultivated relationships with the land that are #ceremonial, historic — and ever #evolving, including in the wake of climate change.

    "As #colonial governments engage with #traditional #ecological knowledge more seriously, Smiles’ work is a timely reminder of how seemingly small changes to your routine can have a big impact on your point of view. Indigenous geography offers a stark contrast to a worldview based on #extraction and #exploitation.

    "Many societies have cataloged the world around them to make maps and meaning out of the land, but colonial ways of contextualizing the world have also often utilized geography as a way to divide and sequester land from Indigenous peoples."

    grist.org/looking-forward/indi

    #IndigenousKnowledge #Nature #NatureWalk #LandBack #AntiColonialism #Colonialism #TakeAWalk #MotherEarth #Environmentalism #Ecosystems #RestoreNature #Rewilding #Decolonization

  10. #IndigenousGeography could change how we relate to the #Earth

    "#Geography can be maps. But it can also be something deeply personal, like how we interact with space."

    by Taylar Dawn Stagner Indigenous Affairs Fellow
    Jul 31, 2024

    "#ClimateChange is a world-ending problem: #Flooding, #fires, #hurricanes, and #heat are threatening life and land, and could render parts of the planet #uninhabitable. But when #NiiyokamigaabawDeondreSmiles gives their students advice on what to do about it, one of the things they recommend is to simply go for a #walk. Smiles is an assistant professor of geography at the University of Victoria, British Columbia, and a leader in the field of Indigenous geography.

    "They are a citizen of the #LeechLakeBand of #Ojibewe, and they research how #IndigenousPeople have cultivated relationships with the land that are #ceremonial, historic — and ever #evolving, including in the wake of climate change.

    "As #colonial governments engage with #traditional #ecological knowledge more seriously, Smiles’ work is a timely reminder of how seemingly small changes to your routine can have a big impact on your point of view. Indigenous geography offers a stark contrast to a worldview based on #extraction and #exploitation.

    "Many societies have cataloged the world around them to make maps and meaning out of the land, but colonial ways of contextualizing the world have also often utilized geography as a way to divide and sequester land from Indigenous peoples."

    grist.org/looking-forward/indi

    #IndigenousKnowledge #Nature #NatureWalk #LandBack #AntiColonialism #Colonialism #TakeAWalk #MotherEarth #Environmentalism #Ecosystems #RestoreNature #Rewilding #Decolonization

  11. #IndigenousGeography could change how we relate to the #Earth

    "#Geography can be maps. But it can also be something deeply personal, like how we interact with space."

    by Taylar Dawn Stagner Indigenous Affairs Fellow
    Jul 31, 2024

    "#ClimateChange is a world-ending problem: #Flooding, #fires, #hurricanes, and #heat are threatening life and land, and could render parts of the planet #uninhabitable. But when #NiiyokamigaabawDeondreSmiles gives their students advice on what to do about it, one of the things they recommend is to simply go for a #walk. Smiles is an assistant professor of geography at the University of Victoria, British Columbia, and a leader in the field of Indigenous geography.

    "They are a citizen of the #LeechLakeBand of #Ojibewe, and they research how #IndigenousPeople have cultivated relationships with the land that are #ceremonial, historic — and ever #evolving, including in the wake of climate change.

    "As #colonial governments engage with #traditional #ecological knowledge more seriously, Smiles’ work is a timely reminder of how seemingly small changes to your routine can have a big impact on your point of view. Indigenous geography offers a stark contrast to a worldview based on #extraction and #exploitation.

    "Many societies have cataloged the world around them to make maps and meaning out of the land, but colonial ways of contextualizing the world have also often utilized geography as a way to divide and sequester land from Indigenous peoples."

    grist.org/looking-forward/indi

    #IndigenousKnowledge #Nature #NatureWalk #LandBack #AntiColonialism #Colonialism #TakeAWalk #MotherEarth #Environmentalism #Ecosystems #RestoreNature #Rewilding #Decolonization