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.
While there were a few hundred residents who remained behind to protect their homes and their neighbour’s homes and properties, some of them deserve extra […]
The Spooner team played a key role in the local firefighting effort Read More »
After keeping his eye on the Adams Lake East wildfire for weeks, Butch Bouchard was prepared to protect his home, property, and business. He had
All busy on the Western front – Eva Road firestorm heroes Read More »
The beloved hills behind our home in Lee Creek where we hike most days in the winter would normally now be a delightful scene filled
Why the Shuswap firestorm should be the last straw Read More »
Most of British Columbia’s destructive wildfires begin as small, insignificant blazes, many sparked by lightning that could have been put out early if there had
Shuswap Firestorm – the early days Read More »
Normally, they operate a marina and sell boats, but this summer they added a new occupation to their resumé, wildfire fighting. The Captain’s Village Marina
The firestorm battle to save Scotch Creek 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
