Expeditionists

The Healing Pear, an early `Friend of Pacific Wild, began donating a portion of sales all the way back in 2019. These amazing pieces are handcarved, with the intention that "you will find a unique piece that carries an energy perfect for you, that inspires you, and that acts as armour for the powerful and unique vessel that carries you."

Owner Trish O. takes inspiration from her former home in British Columbia, dramatic west coast of the Scottish Highlands on the Isle of Skye, and other wild and beautiful ecosystems from around the world.

You can support Pacific Wild by purchasing your next gift (even if it`s for yourself) from The Healing Pear. Ships from the UK.

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#seawolf #leatherbackturtle #spermwhale #handcarved #conservation #pacificnorthwest
@pacificwild @thehealingpear

Thank you so much Gina (@mertalesoceanjourneys) and Brian (@southislandsup) for the wonderful paddle adventure on Pacific Wild`s Wildlife Wednesday.

If you are looking for lessons, tours or rentals for standup paddleboards, look no further than Mer Tale Ocean Journeys and South Island Sup! No matter your skill or experience level, you can enjoy Vancouver Island from a paddleboard.

Experience wildlife and adventure on the water, and be sure to ask for Gina and Brian! 🌊

Ruby lake resort is a wonderful place for a getaway and to potentially see some wildlife!

They are approaching their 30th anniversary, and would love to celebrate with you on September 9th! Visit their website (www.rubylakeresort.com) for more details.

Thank you Ruby Lake Resort for being a friend of Pacific Wild!

B.C. author and filmmaker Cheryl Alexander - and longtime supporter of Pacific Wild`s #savebcwolves campaign - announced that Takaya`s coastal sea wolf story has found a place in history in a new UK book `The Wolf: Culture, Nature, Heritage.` The 178-page hardcover book consists of chapters exploring the wolf`s unique position in ecosystems around the world. Takaya`s story is the only Canadian wolf in the book

A new road name also recently showed up on the Port Renfrew loop out of Victoria. Takaya Rd. is right near Shirley, B.C.

Coastal sea wolves are common along the coastline in Sooke, Metchosin and further northwest. Keep your eyes peeled for Pacific Wild`s upcoming exploration of how sea wolves and interior wolves influence their environments later in August! 🐺

#takayalonewolf #seawolves #savebcwolves