I am honoured and hugely excited to have been accepted as a Fellow of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society! The Royal Canadian Geographical Society was founded in 1929 with the goal of making Canada better known to Canadians and the world. It is also active in building and supporting geographic education throughout the country through Can Geo Education. Speakers at this year's Annual College of Fellows Dinner included explorer Mario Rigby, author and fellow birder Margaret Atwood, survivor man Les Stroud, traveller, actor, and comedian Michael Palin, and Justin Trudeau, Canada's 23rd Prime Minister. It is an incredible honour to join the ranks of Canada's explorers - both old and new! As we continue our #hike4birds across Canada on the 27,000 km long The Great Trail in the coming years, we will do our best to continue inspiring people of all ages, cultural backgrounds, abilities, genders, orientations, and identities to get outside, explore this beautiful and amazing country for themselves, learn about birds and nature, and become the next generation of citizen scientists and explorers!
Come Walk With Us on this #Hike4Birds along the world's longest recreational pathway, the 28,000 km Trans Canada Trail (Great Trail). In 2019 I sold my house and gave up my career to lead a Royal Canadian Geographical Society Expedition from the Atlantic to the Pacific to the Arctic Oceans! We are trekking to show Canada to Canadians and with the goal of promoting diversity and accessibility in the outdoors while getting youth connected to Nature through Citizen Science and Birding!
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Wow, congratulations! You have earned it.
ReplyDeleteAngie W.