Artist - Expedition Canoeist - Naturalist
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Wildlife and Wilderness artist since 1994: nearly 100 shows from coast to coast with dozens of awards.
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Bennington Collective Master Artist
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Society of Animal Artist Signature Member
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Represented by Robert Paul Galleries Stowe, Vermont
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Founded the Wilderness River Expedition Art Fellowship in 2005. WREAF is now a program of the
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Working with the Smithsonian's Arctic Studies Center
and the Canadian Boreal Initiative among others, WREAF strives to expand environmental education and awareness of the Boreal Forest
Art, Adventure and Conservation
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Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of Vermont 1978
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Freelance Commercial Artist; NYC 1978 - 1994
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Founder/Executive Director of the Wilderness River Expedition Art Fellowship
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Wilderness canoeist, sponsored by Mad River Canoe Company 2001 - 2007 and by PakBoats since 2012
Writer
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2002 Canoe & Kayak Canoe Journal, Missinaibi Expedition
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2010 Canoe & Kayak Magazine, "Attack of the Flying Canoe" Kamestastin Expedition
Canadian Wildlife Magazine, "Coopers Hawk Down"
Chemun - The Journal of Canadian Wilderness Canoeing: Trans-Labrador Expedition -
2014 Alaska Magazine: "A Boot a Boat and Bears in the Brooks Range"
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2015 Writing "Boreal Wilderland" Art, Science, and Adventure in the Great North American Wilderness
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2016 Articles for Ontario Tourism on the Missinaibi River
Art Expeditions
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2018 Aug 3 - Sept 12 Trans-Ungava and Tursujuq National Park.
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2017 May 4 - May 18 Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument
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2016 July 29 - Aug 12: Ending the Beginning: Lower Missinaibi to James Bay
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2015 Aug 12 - Sept 2 (+/-): Northern Rim of the Boreal Forest Part III
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2014 Sept 13 - 20: 80-mile section hike on the Long Trail, MA - Wallingford VT
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2013 July 25 - August 25: Northern Rim of the Boreal Part II: Noatak River to the Kobuk River Alaska
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2012 July 24 - Sept 2: Northern Rim of the Boreal Part One: Noatak River, Alaska
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2011 Aug 1- Aug 30; "Heart of the Boreal"; Woodland Caribou Provincial Park
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2009 Sept 1 - Oct 3; "Trans-Labrador"; Lake Attikamagen Labrador - Nain, Labrador (300-mile canoe expedition; third party on the second half of route in 100 years)
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2008 Sept 29 - Oct 18; Lake Kamestastin, Labrador (base camp exploration of area)
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2008 Aug 31 - Sept 9; Slate Islands, Lake Superior (canoe expedition)
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2008 Jan 31 - Feb 15; St. Ignace Island/Nipigon Bay, Lake Superior (toboggan trip over the ice)
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2007 July 13 - Aug 4; Sleeping Giant to Rainbow Falls, Lake Superior NMCA promotion (canoe expedition)
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2006/07 Dec 18 - Jan 18; Lajitas, TX - Pecos River, Rio Grande (canoe expedition)
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2006 Aug 31 - Sept 20; Indian House Lake - Helen Falls; George River, Nunavik (canoe expedition)
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2005 Aug 23 - Sept 15; Indian House Lake - Kangiqsualuujuaq Ungava Bay, George River (canoe expedition)
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2004 Aug 30 - Sept 18; Chapleau River, Ontario (canoe expedition)
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2003 Sept 25 - Oct 9; Mattice, Ontario to Moose River Crossing, Missinaibi River and Moose Rivers (canoe expedition)
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2002 Oct 3 - Oct 12; Harricana River, QC (returned to start - dangerously high water and snow) (canoe expedition)
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2001 Aug 23 - Sept 14; Missinaibi Lake to Moose River Crossing, Missinaibi and Moose Rivers (canoe expedition)
