Spotlight on Guides - Carter Arlette
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"Dangling half on, half off the edge of the bluff was one of my group member's tents, and the log it had been tied to. Due to the wind and waves, the sand bluff was eroding ... "
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BC Marine Trails Network - partnership and free memberships
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SKGABC and BCMTN have renewed their partnership! Guides can access bonus BCMTN membership as part of their SKGABC certification.
Immersed in Sea Kayaking - Inuit History of Kayaking
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Do you know how to paddle through the polynyas? Ever helped your co-guide spear a polar bear from your kayak? SKGABC guide and Inuit kayak scholar Noah Nochasak explores the Inuit history of the craft, from traditional origins to the modern Nunatsiavut Kajak revival pilot project today.
Working in New Zealand: Perspective from Finn Steiner, L2 Guide
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SKGABC Level Two Guide Finn Steiner offered to share his personal experiences working as a kayak guide in New Zealand, and graciously agreed to have it posted on the website for the interest of other guides. YMMV!
Non-motorized vessel operators to require license
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As of November 1, 2019, operators of independent non-motorized watercraft such as kayaks, canoes, and rowboats will be required to carry a valid operator license on marine waterways.
SKGABC Song
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The SKGABC has a song, written by our own Assistant Overnight Guide, Leigh Friesen!
Spotlight on Guides: Robin Humphreys, our newest Guide Trainer
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Robin Humphreys doesn't share a tent with her coguide anymore ... this and other fun facts about our newest SKGABC Guide Trainer.
