Environmental Philosophy
Canoe North Adventures supports environmentally responsible tourism and supports conservation efforts in the regions we travel. Our efforts can be summarized as follows:
We practice no trace camping on all of our northen trips. We camp on durable surfaces. Once we leave a campsite, other than footprints, nothing is left behind and there is no trace that we have been there. We are very careful to leave no food traces on any campsite and we pack out our garbage. We pack out garbage left behind by others. We leave any artifacts undisturbed.
In our marketing, we communicate the opportunities for wildlife viewing on river trips and allow respectful viewing so as not to disrupt animal nests, sites, dens or feeding areas.
If we encounter other people on our wilderness trip, we treat them with respect and consideration.
We have a great deal of respect for local First Nation culture and are respectful when meeting in local communities. We embrace the involvement of First Nations through interpretive presentations and activities that will grow our clients’ understanding of the aboriginal culture and its significance to the region.
Featured Adventures
- Tischu River
Our exploratory trip on the Tischu River, a tributary of the Keele River
News & Events
- Our Outfitting Centre
It has been a long-standing dream of Canoe North Adventures …
- The Redstone River Exploratory Expedition 2009
The Redstone River is unique in that…
- Canol Heritage Trail Exploratory Hike
At Canoe North, we are always intrigued with the prospect of a grand adventure…
- Ice Road
The trip took eight days and the last two days …
- Exploratory Trips
In 2009, we are planning two more exploratory trips…
- New Air Services and Canoeing Base for CNA
at the North-Wright Airways float base in Norman Wells…
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