Essays about land, ecology, and the writing life
Welcome to field notes, a space that provides a behind the scenes lens to future articles, books, and documentary projects.
- Trina Moyles
Adaptations
On the Power of Seeds, Sisterhood, and Adapting Women Who Dig Into a Documentary Film
Dispatches from the Dempster
A Long-Form Essay on Anxiety, Survival, Looking for Caribou, and Finding Ourselves Down Grizzly Trails
“Born Into This Fight”
The Gwichin’s Multi-Generational Struggle to Protect the Porcupine Caribou Herd
The Forest Remembers
In Memory of a Legendary Lookout
Following the Trails of the Disappearing Dall Sheep
On Assignment for Canadian Geographic in Kluane National Park
Emergence
On the Return of Sunlight, Bears, and Waking up Politically
Haunted by the Grey Ghosts
Feature on Caribou and Wildfire for The Narwhal—And a New Book on the Horizon
In Defence of Early Detection
Published Op-Ed in The Globe and Mail—And a Visit to the Northernmost Fire Tower in Canada
Never Hurry a Bear—Or, a Book
Update on My Memoir ‘Black Bear’ and Other Bear Stories
World Premiere of ‘Fire Tower’ at Hot Docs 2024
Toronto Screening of Tova Krentzman’s Documentary Film
Geographies of Grief and Love
A Year of Magical Thinking, Transitions, and Writing the Wild
reporting
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The King of Wapusk: Unpacking the Mystery of Grizzly Bears in the Lower Hudson Bay
Canadian Geographic
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Alberta is BURNING: What are we going to do about it?
Alberta Views
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Bats of the Midnight Sun
Hakai Magazine