From the Quetico Foundation to you. We wish you, your friends, family and loved ones a happy festive season! Looking back on the year, we’ve achieved a whole lot! We sure are appreciative of the work we’ve done and the friends we’ve got! We’re thinking of the outdoors in this time […]
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The Ridley Wilderness Youth Program team had an outstanding time in Quetico. The Ridley Wilderness Youth Program (RWYP) is one of Quetico Foundation\’s proudest partnerships with Trinity Theatre and some of Toronto\’s young leaders. This year marks the 10th Anniversary and the RWYP team headed out into the wilderness of Quetico Provincial Park, August 4th-12th,
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Path of the Paddle Association is looking for Student Trail Ambassadors Organization Mission: Path of the Paddle Association (POPA) exists to support the development, stewardship and sustainability of the Path of the Paddle water trail network in Northwestern Ontario in partnership with regional stakeholders. Position Opening: POPA seeks two dynamic, extroverted, experienced paddlers to work
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The Quetico Foundation is glad to reveal the participating artists that are promoting their work at the upcoming Places and Spaces art show, most closely related to Quetico: Kathleen Baleja, Thunder Bay, On www.kathleenbaleja.com ‘Grey Swans’ wasp paper sculpture 10x10in Kathleen Baleja, Thunder Bay, On. 2013 Quetico Park Artist in Residence ‘Woman
Who and where is that with the great water bottle? Kiara is Quetico Foundation‘s junior biology intern, with a very nice 60th Anniversary comemorative Quetico Foundation waterbottle on the shores of Beaverhouse Lake in Quetico Provincial Park. Photo credit: Courtesy of Brian Jackson and thanks to Kiara!