Under the Canopy

De: Outdoor Journal Radio Podcast Network
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  • On Outdoor Journal Radio's Under the Canopy podcast, former Minister of Natural Resources, Jerry Ouellette takes you along on the journey to see the places and meet the people that will help you find your outdoor passion and help you live a life close to nature and Under The Canopy.



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  • Episode 55: Line Marking Forest Harvests with Nate Love
    Aug 12 2024

    What makes a quaint northern town a must-visit for adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts? Join us as we take you to Atikokan, Ontario, and offer a glimpse into its vibrant community life and natural beauty. Discover the annual Bass Classic that draws fishing aficionados from across the continent and the allure of Quetico Park, a haven for canoeing and outdoor activities. Nate and I recount our exciting flight with Bearskin Airlines and detail how tourism and forestry sustain this charming town of 2,000 people.

    Get ready to uncover the intricacies of forest industry operations in our deep dive into road marking, timber cruising, and stumpage fees. Learn why on-the-ground assessments are crucial for accurate timber evaluation and the significance of each step in the process. We also explore the diverse types of mills in Ontario, from Atikokan's advanced specialty lumber mill to Thunder Bay's pulp and paper mills, and discuss the environmental considerations critical to forestry practices. From marking cut areas to managing wildlife and pest infestations, we provide a comprehensive look at the forest industry's challenges and innovations.

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    1 h y 12 m
  • Episode 54: Natural Pet Treats and Dog Food Making
    Aug 5 2024

    Can embracing a raw diet truly transform your pet’s health? Get ready to be inspired by Lawrence from Lakefield, Ontario, as he shares his journey creating Raw and Easy Pet Foods, a company dedicated to providing healthier, raw food options for dogs. Not only does Lawrence delve into the history of kibble, but he also offers invaluable tips for crafting homemade dog food. You’ll hear heartwarming stories about his own pets and the benefits of a natural diet, shedding light on why more pet owners are moving away from commercial options.


    Dive into the nitty-gritty of ethical sourcing and the dehydration process for dog treats, where Lawrence explains how to utilize animal parts efficiently and safely. He emphasizes the importance of quality and purity in dog treats, ensuring they are free from additives. We also touch on the market dynamics for various animal parts and Lawrence’s commitment to sustainability.

    Lastly, get inspired by the incredible journey of Jerry Ouellette, who has unlocked the medicinal wonders of the chaga mushroom, urging us all to live closer to nature. And don’t miss our exciting celebrity guest appearances, adding a touch of star power to our passion for hunting and fishing. This episode is packed with practical tips, heartfelt stories, and a celebration of natural living for both humans and their furry friends.

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    51 m
  • Episode 53: Mark Holyoak from Rockey Mountain Elk Foundation
    Jul 29 2024

    Ever wondered how America's majestic elk made a comeback after facing near extinction? Join us on this captivating episode of Outdoor Journal Radio's Under the Canopy as we sit down with Mark from the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. Broadcasting from beautiful Missoula, Montana, Mark shares his unique perspective on the passion and dedication driving elk conservation. You'll learn about Missoula's local culture and industries, including the University of Montana and a new Amazon hub, while Mark gives us an insider look into his role as the Director of Communication for the RMEF and the far-reaching impact of Bugle Magazine.

    Discover the rich history of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and its mission, which has been steadfast since 1984. Mark recounts pivotal conservation projects like the elk transfers from Elk Island, Alberta, to Ontario, shedding light on the broader ecological benefits these initiatives bring. We'll also explore the dynamic efforts of hunters, conservationists, and other stakeholders in restoring elk populations across North America, including the rise of the largest herd east of the Mississippi River in Kentucky.

    Lastly, we tackle pressing issues such as managing chronic wasting disease (CWD) and the fight against invasive species. Mark discusses the ongoing research and proactive measures necessary to combat CWD's spread, as well as the importance of habitat restoration projects. From the intriguing cycle of antler shedding to youth development programs, this episode is packed with educational insights and compelling outdoor stories that highlight the ongoing efforts to protect and preserve our natural world.

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    57 m

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