In this episode we talk with conservation biologist and Maple Leaf Expeditions naturalist Josh Green about why Haida Gwaii is one of the last truly wild places left to explore. Nestled off the coast of British Columbia, this archipelago offers visitors the chance to witness puffins, sea otters, black bears, and whales—all in a single trip. Book your journey into Haida heritage at https://farandawayadventures.com. Discover how you can walk through living Haida stories at Far and Away Adventures.com
Josh describes how each day on an expedition cruise is filled with unexpected encounters and deep learning. Whether you’re watching puffins dive for food, seeing a humpback breach, or standing among towering trees in an ancient rainforest, the region offers something unforgettable at every turn.
He explains the ecological uniqueness of Haida Gwaii, its glacial history, and why its flora and fauna are different from anywhere else on Earth. Josh also offers tips for first-time visitors—from the best seasons to visit to ethical travel practices that help preserve the wilderness for future generations.Visit https://farandawayadventures.com if you would like to book a trip to any of the places we discuss.
More information on Haida cultural sites: Haida cultural sites – Gwaii HaanasNational Park Reserve, National Marine Conservation Area Reserve, and HaidaHeritage Site