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| Chasing David |
| Timothy Treadwell |
| RV there yet? |
Chasing David
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| David Suzuki would be perfect for this magazine. In terms of environmental awareness, Dr. Suzuki is Canada’s Prime Minister, a recognizable face in our ecological conscience. But David Suzuki is a difficult man to get a hold of... | |
The Unbearable Lightness Of Being Timothy Treadwell |
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Much has been made of environmental rabble-rouser Timothy Treadwell since grizzlies decided to eat him in 2003. It might be the most publicized attack in Guys-Eaten-By-Bears history. Treadwell, a self-described ‘eco-warrior’ and ‘defender of bears,’ has become a rock star in his field, a martyr. Armchair environmentalists perk up when their tragic hero is mentioned... |
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RV there yet?
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| Imagine a mobile home community without Ricky, Julian or Bubbles. The trailers aren’t made of cheap materials and aren’t even trailers really, but detached condos. They gleam with high-end finishes and portable gardens. There are no telephone and electrical wires invading the pristine landscape. The only humming is that of the peaceful residents, singing praises to Mother Earth... | |
Crustacean Liberation |
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| A lobster on death-row wanders his tank stepping on the tails, eyes, and elastic-bound pinchers of his crustaceous brethren in anticipation of The Hand – that almighty human appendage that reaches down from the surface on each lobsters day of reckoning, the day when he has become plump enough to catch the eye of a hungry shopper, or grace someone’s list of ‘Things To Pick Up For the Party.’ Today is different... |
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