Trails to Empowerment

How I found my new adventure at Chilcotin Holidays, my experiences in my first few weeks and the responsibilities I took on.

Patriarchy and matriarchy can be used to explain the difference between society and Trails to Empowerment's egalitarian culture.

Environment, social and governance factors are becoming more common in large companies. This concept works on a personal development level as you invest in yourself.

Society often sees work as energy draining. However, the Trails to Empowerment community creates intentional work, following your interests and being aware of your intentions for why you are doing something.

Shangri-La has created many stories. North America has its own Shangri-La, the Chilcotin Ark, an area of unparalleled biodiversity, home to endangered species and unique ecosystems.

In this episode Dorine interviews one of our community partners Elke Tukker about various topics such as conservation, personal development, big projects, and her crowdfund for wild horse research. Check out her crowdfund here: https://gofund.me/8774fd54

Presentation of a five years plan for a good general management and conservation of vulnerable species in British Columbia from 2013 to 2017.

During my time at the ranch, I have experienced a true nature connection. I've faced new challenges, witnessed the undisturbed wilderness and experienced my own self-reflection. This has led me on a transformational journey of personal growth.

Every time we return to the ranch, it’s an opportunity to try something new. Florence explored the wilderness and got to experience greater personal growth on her transformational journey.

Using the perfect tool to conserve and manage Identified Wildlife and their habitat