About "Ocean Bridge"
News and voices from Ocean Wise’s Ocean Bridge program.
The view from Sleeping Giant Provincial Park on the North Shore of Lake Superior. (Photo: Connor Garrod)
Kayoung Heo snaps a selfie with other members of the 2019 Ocean Bridge program during their wilderness expedition along the North Shore of Lake Superior. (Photo: Kayoung Heo)
Youth from the 2019 Ocean Bridge cohort look down on Lake Superior during their summer expedition to the North Shore of the world’s largest freshwater lake by surface area. (Photo: Talen Rimmer)
Sunset on North Beach, Haida Gwaii. (Photo: Jordan Bertagnolli)
Barnacles cling to a plastic bottle washed up on a beach in Haida Gwaii. (Photo: Hannah Kosick)
The Haida believe that we came from the ocean and that we will one day return to the waters, and this became evident in my short time on the archipelago. (Photo: Chúk Odenigbo)
Youth expedition members haul a large fishing net off North Beach during a plastic debris cleanup. (Photo: Dax Justin/Canadian Geographic)
Sunlight shining through the trees on Haida Gwaii. (Photo: Jasveen Brar)
The 2018 Ocean Bridge cohort gets to know each other while taking their first steps on a Haida Gwaii beach. (Photo: Matthew Miller)
Haida Gwaii is often called “The Edge of the World.” That phrase came to take on new meaning for Ocean Bridge participant Jay Matsushiba. (Photo: Dax Justin/Canadian Geographic)
