Author: Morgan Sugg

Field Notes · January 2026 Identifying Minerals in the Field “You don’t need a lab. You need your eyes, your hands, and a little patience.” One of the most common

Field Notes · February 2026 Prospecting in BC: What You Need to Know “British Columbia is one of the most mineral-rich places on earth. You just have to know where

Field Notes · March 2026 How I Found This Stone “Every stone has an address. Mine just happen to be rivers and ridgelines.” It was early morning — the kind

Ucluelet sits at the very edge of Canada, where the continent gives way to the vast blue Pacific. Dramatic winter storms draw wave-watchers from across the country, while summer reveals

Ucluelet is less polished than its neighbour Tofino — and that’s exactly its appeal. Here you’ll find local fishermen hauling in the day’s catch, bald eagles circling above sea stacks,

Ucluelet is where the Pacific makes itself known with full force — waves crashing over ancient basalt, mist rolling across headlands, and storms that light up the horizon. The Wild

Ucluelet clings to the wild Pacific rim of Vancouver Island, where jagged rock formations stand guard against relentless ocean swells. Known as “Ukee” to locals, this rugged fishing village rewards

Tofino holds a special magic at every hour — from golden dawns over Long Beach to moonlit tides crashing against sea stacks. This celebrated surf town on the far west

Tofino is one of Canada’s most treasured wild places — a small town cradled between Clayoquot Sound and the open Pacific. Sweeping beaches, ancient rainforest, and a horizon alive with