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Madigan Cotterill
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Digital Content Editor, Canadian Geographic
Toronto
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By Madigan Cotterill Verified| Canadian Geographic Verified It’s a wonder any life can thrive here on the grey swath of windswept stones near Sandy Cove, northwestern Newfoundland. And yet, shooting up between cracks and crevices are three endemic plants found nowhere else on Earth: Long’s braya, barrens willow and Fernald’s braya. Their hardiness, says plant ecologist Luise Hermanutz, is that of “a true Newfoundlander.” Map: Chris Brackley/Can Geo.
By Madigan Cotterill Verified| Canadian Geographic Verified It’s day five of our Kilimanjaro trek, and we have just arrived at Karanga Camp (3,963 metres elevation). For the past four hours, the sound of rain hitting the hood of my jacket has been so persistent that when I finally take cover in my polyester home for the night, I am shocked by how quiet the world is. I sit in my tent for just a moment, staring at the rain outside while dreading to take off my jacket to expose more damp layers.
By Madigan Cotterill Verified| Canadian Geographic Verified It’s a wonder any life can thrive here on the grey swath of windswept stones near Sandy Cove, northwestern Newfoundland. And yet, shooting up between cracks and crevices are three endemic plants found nowhere else on Earth: Long’s braya, barrens willow and Fernald’s braya. Their hardiness, says plant ecologist Luise Hermanutz, is that of “a true Newfoundlander.” Map: Chris Brackley/Can Geo.
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Canadian Geographic
Canadian Geographic is a leading media organization and the official magazine of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society (RCGS). Founded in 1929, the RCGS aims to enhance geographic literacy and exploration in Canada. For over 90 years, Canadian Geographic has connected Canadians with their landscapes, cultures, and environmental issues through storytelling, education, and advocacy. The organization publishes a bimonthly print and digital magazine that features in-depth articles on Canadian geography, history, and environmental challenges. It also develops educational resources, including classroom materials and maps, to support geographic education across the country. Canadian Geographic administers awards to recognize contributions to conservation and collaborates on mapping initiatives, including Indigenous-led land-use projects. Its online platform offers a variety of articles, photo essays, and interactive content, appealing to the general public, educators, students, conservationists, and researchers. The organization emphasizes themes such as Indigenous reconciliation, environmental advocacy, and exploration, making it a trusted resource for understanding Canada’s past and future.
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