I embarked on a month long journey down the Fraser River that re-connected me with nature – where I come from. This connection is more than staring out at the scenery and feeling the beauty of it, but instead feeling…
It has been just over a week since I landed at Jericho Beach with the rest of my team. Now instead of learning, discussing, and brainstorming it’s time to begin the next phase: the doing. I have prepared a proposal…
by LeRae Haynes – Williams Lake Tribune posted Jul 14, 2016 at 2:00 PM Danica Ford (left) and Oliver Berger (right) are gearing up for an exciting trip down the Fraser River with the Sustainable Living Leadership program, and Mary…
It was a surprise for me to roll into the lush landscape of Williams Lake on the Greyhound bus this morning after traveling the last leg of my bus and ferry journey from Haida Gwaii. Usually by this time of…
I wrote an ebook all about my adventures down the Fraser River! It can be found here. For the past four summers I have travelled the length of the Fraser River with the Sustainable Living Leadership Program, first as a…
For 25 days, Andaleeb Morales travelled 1,400 kilometres from the source of the Fraser River near Mount Robson to the Strait of Georgia. Travelling by canoe and on foot with the Rivershed Society of B.C. and half a dozen paddlers…
2013 SLLP alumni, Logan Armstrong, created this awesome short video about his experience on the SLLP.
Blog post by Richelle Giberson. Colin O’Neil, a 2013 SLLP Alumni, organized the Sustainable Spaces Dialogue on Friday, March 21st at the Aboriginal Gathering Place in Douglas College. The event was his SLLP community project, and it was a resounding…
