Upcoming Presentations & Projects

Mike will be presenting  and teaching on the following dates:

March 2

Environment Canada- Energy and Protection Directorate retreat – Wakefield Quebec
Speaker – Dreams & Journeys – An Environmental Odyssey

March 20th

Toronto Camera Club
Keynote Speaker – Dreams & Journeys

April 17

Northumberland Camera Club – Port Hope
Keynote Speaker
Extreme Photography – At the middle and the ends of the earth

May 7

Ontario Society for Environmental Education Association – University of Ontario Institute of Technology , Oshawa
Keynote Speaker – Exploring Canada ’s Coastlines

May 15 -25

Mike will be teaching, lecturing and guiding on board The World in the Sea of Cortez , Mexico

June 16

Adventure Canada – Royal Canadian Geographical Lecture – Ontario Science Centre
Great Journeys and Explorations in the Northwest Passage

July

Mike will be working on a variety of assignments

August 21- Sept 16

Mike will be teaching, lecturing and guiding on journeys through the Northwest Passage on board the Clipper Adventurer with Adventure Canada

October 29

International Association of Environmental Educators
The Hilton Bonaventure, Montreal
Keynote speaker – O Canada – From Sea to Sea to Sea

November 8-13 Churchill , Manitoba

Mike will be leading a photo tour  with O Canada! Expeditions to photograph and observe Polar Bears in their Natural Habitat

2010

February 14-28 Swimming with Humpback Whales -Antilles

In mid February Mike will be taking a small group to swim, photograph and commune with Humpback whales and their newborn calves in the Antilles

March – Dates -TBA    Photographing  Newborn Polar Bear Cubs

Mike will be on a project photographing & filming Polar Bear mothers and their newborn  cubs  as they break out of their dens and head out on the sea-ice to start their nomadic lives together

April 18-25  Ski Touring -Baffin Island

Mike willl be leading a ski-tour into Auyuittuq National Park where the group will ascend onto the Penny Ice Cap . They will  camp on glacial ice thousands of feet thick and revel in the enchanting 24 hours of daylight.