A blog to help you explore Shuswap geography by Jim Cooperman, author of Everything Shuswap, including his newspaper columns with more images and information that did not appear in print, as well as other commentaries and memoirs.
There are just two high schools in British Columbia that manage their own woodlot and one of them is in the Shuswap. Charles Bloom Secondary […]
High school woodlot forestry program a success Read More »
There was little time to revel in the sudden appearance of sunshine in October after over a week of low dense fog, because our skies
Why every autumn smoke gets in your eyes Read More »
There is nothing like catching sight of a massive moose to evoke a sense of fascination and awe, but given the current moose population decline
A moose tale like no other – population in decline Read More »
Ski-jumping event at the Gleneden Hall in the 1930, photo courtesy of Salmon Arm Museum and Heritage Association While it is now a rural suburb
Gleneden was once a Finnish community Read More »
It was a delightful way to finish off the summer, paddling to the ‘centre’ of the Shuswap to experience the unique geographical vibes of the
At the centre of the Shuswap – Cinnemousun Narrows Read More »
Fun, insightful, inspiring and intriguing videos of music, backcountry ski-touring, environmental events, hiking, and biking.
Roots & Blues Retro – a retrospective tour of festivals since 2011
.A brief tour of the 2018 Adams River sockeye salmon run. The soundtrack is a song by Anie Hepher.
Most of the images from the book, Everything Shuswap with an original soundtrack by Sylvain Valle
