North in Canada: Exploring Qausuittuq National Park In the High Arctic

Marlis Butcher is an environmental conservationist and a Fellow of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society and of The Explorers Club. In July 2019 Marlis became the first visitor to bag (visit) all 47 Canadian national parks, 1/3 of which have no road access. To share the park experience and encourage

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Marlis Butcher
Author, The Canadian Park Bagger

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September 15, 2022 - 1:30 pm

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September 15, 2022 - 3:30 pm

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Choose your seat: Watch the webinar at the Art Gallery of Burlington OR watch from home.   View map

Marlis Butcher is an environmental conservationist and a Fellow of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society and of The Explorers Club. In July 2019 Marlis became the first visitor to bag (visit) all 47 Canadian national parks, 1/3 of which have no road access.

To share the park experience and encourage appreciation of these natural wonders, she published her first book Park Bagger – Adventures in the Canadian National Parks, a collection of short stories of adventure and discovery.

In 2016 Marlis was one of the first persons to visit Canada’s newest national park at the time, Qausuittuq, in Nunavut. Exploring Qausuittuq National Park is a slide show version of chapter 5 of her book Park Bagger, taking her audience on a virtual voyage into the High Arctic. Through unique photographs and engaging story-telling, Marlis shares what it’s like to travel to Canada’s true north, and to explore this extremely remote park – and meet its endangered inhabitants.

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