Being Empowered: Lessons From Our Lead Mares Being empowered: Lessons from our Lead Mares (women in our ranch community) during a stressful wilderness situation. For six months of the year, our horses are free to graze on the range when … Read More
Ranch Life, Responsibility is the Only Option Ranch life, responsibility is the only option in order to thrive in this lifestyle. The ranch community is located two hours from the nearest town of Lillooet, out in the bush. The road … Read More
Tracking Grizzly Bears in the South Chilcotin Mountains Summary: Tracking Grizzly bears and other wildlife on a Trails to Empowerment tracking trip. My fellow guide, Alexia, and I started our trip like all of our wildlife tracking and conservation pack … Read More
California Bighorn Sheep Volunteer Study Summary: California Bighorn Sheep volunteer study done by the Chilcotin Ark Institute in partnership with Trails to Empowerment to learn about population numbers. The goal of our latest sheep volunteer study conservation project was to … Read More
Fenja is one of our community partners and plays a visionary role in developing “Trails to Empowerment”. In her story, she reflects on her own journey to empowerment and how it drives her to create positive change in the world and have a lasting impact on her environment.… Read More