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a woman sitting in the middle of a forest next to a large green tree trunk
Richard Powers
Forest Ecosystem
Everything Is Connected
Aboriginal People
Wild Forest
Natural Selection
Symbiotic Relationships
Old Trees
Dating Pictures
A Kootenay Professor Has Proven Trees Communicate With One Another - Kootenay Mountain Culture
Dr. Suzanne Simard has proven trees communicate with one another. Now she’s leading the Mother Tree project at 75 sites across British Columbia and sharing
a man flying through the air while riding a snowboard on top of a snow covered slope
Paddle Board Accessories
Nelson Bc
Skate Decks
Trekking Poles
New Inventions
Sports Shops
Freedom Of Movement
A Cross
Paddle Boarding
Introducing the Slopedeck – Surf Your Backyard - Kootenay Mountain Culture
Kaj Gyr of Nelson, British Columbia has always impressed us with his inventions, and his latest handiwork is no exception. Called the Slopedeck, it's a cross between
a person on a dirt bike jumping over a rainbow
Dortmund
England
Motocross
Different Races
Reigning Champ
England Travel
Race Track
World Championship
Grand Prix
The Motocross Grand Prix As Seen Through The Lens Of A Kootenay Photographer - Kootenay Mountain Culture
What's the Motocross Grand Prix look like? Kootenay photographer Conrad Swetland travels to England to find out. Here's his slideshow.
Ayahuasca, peyote, Psilocybe semilanceata, and Turbina corymbose are not household names or readily available at your local pharmacy. But Western culture is beginning to embrace Candles, To Create, Healing
Candles
To Create
Healing
Ayahuasca – Should You Do It? Our Editor Dives In To Find Out. - Kootenay Mountain Culture
Ayahuasca, peyote, Psilocybe semilanceata, and Turbina corymbose are not household names or readily available at your local pharmacy. But Western culture is beginning to embrace
an architectural rendering of a building in the middle of a city at dusk with skyscrapers behind it
Hippies
Wooden Skyscraper
Glass And Concrete
City Of Glass
Japanese Architect
Beacon Of Light
Shade Structure
Woodworking Skills
Concrete Jungle
A Wooden Skyscraper? Yep. A Kootenay Company is Making it Happen in Vancouver - Kootenay Mountain Culture
A team of self-professed high-tech Kootenay hippies is helping build a tower of timber within Vancouver's glass and concrete skyline.
a man flying through the air while riding a snowboard on top of a mountain
Jiu Jitsu
Jackie Chan Movies
World Taekwondo
Indoor Rock Climbing
Glacier Park
Rock Climbing Wall
Deep Breathing Exercises
Warrior Spirit
Rock Climbers
Taekwondo at 6,000 Feet. 'Cause It's Awesome and Beneficial. This is Why. - Kootenay Mountain Culture
Taekwondo at 6,000 Feet. 'Cause It's Awesome and Beneficial. This is Why. - Mountain Culture Group
a brown animal standing on top of a tree branch covered in snow with its mouth open
Fisher Cat Pictures
Fisher Animal
Cat Sounds
Cat Therian
Fisher Cat
Forest Habitat
Animal Reference
Taxidermy Mounts
Cat Oc
What's More Badass Than a Honey Badger? These Guys. And They're Returning to the Pacific Northwest. - Kootenay Mountain Culture
A ferocious carnivore and old-growth forager, the fisher was nearly wiped out. But in Washington State, this delightfully wicked weasel is returning.
two people are playing guitars on stage in front of an audience at a club or concert
Small Lake
Pablo Escobar
Young Family
Traffic Light
Latest Albums
Sense Of Place
Spring Day
Banjo
Juno
The Romeros Will Make You Love The Banjo. This Is Why. - Kootenay Mountain Culture
In British Columbia’s Cariboo country, a young family’s fringe existence reverberates with the twang of banjos, love and an inferno of loss. For Juno-awarding winning
a man holding a dog in his arms and smiling at the camera with a smile on his face
Starting A Company
Burn It Down
Environmental Problem
How To Make Fire
Twitter Photos
Deciduous Trees
Call Backs
In The Ocean
Summer 2019
Big Think: Celebrating Kootenay Tech Entrepreneurs. Part 1 - Darrel Fry of Pulp Traction - Kootenay Mountain Culture
Big Think: Celebrating Kootenay Tech Entrepreneurs. Part 1 - Darrel Fry of Pulp Traction - Mountain Culture Group
a large white bear walking across a river next to rocks and leaves on the ground
Pacific Northwest
Great Bear Rainforest
Trophy Hunting
Animal Behavior
Feeling Sick
Grizzly Bear
The Pacific Northwest
The Pacific
Natural History
The Great Bear Rainforest Goes IMAX - Kootenay Mountain Culture
One of the Pacific Northwest’s greatest modern-day conservationists is screening his natural-history tale about the Great Bear Rainforest at IMAX theatres around the world.
two men standing next to each other in the desert with a sign that says absolutely no rock climbing
Amigurumi Patterns
Fantasy Films
Dirtbag Aesthetic
Adventure Movie
Romantic Comedy Movies
Outdoor Climbing
Adventure Movies
Film Inspiration
Where Does The Word "Dirtbag" Come From Anyway? - Kootenay Mountain Culture
Where Does The Word "Dirtbag" Come From Anyway? - Mountain Culture Group
a man standing in the middle of a river while holding onto a fishing line and hook
Fishing Shop
Tackle Shop
Baby Fish
Fly Fisherman
Love The Earth
Pebble Pictures
Fishing Guide
Fishing Women
How To Become a Fly-Fishing Influencer: April Vokey - Kootenay Mountain Culture
How To Become a Fly-Fishing Influencer: April Vokey - Mountain Culture Group
a large group of people standing in front of a stage with bright lights on it
Nature
Shambhala Music Festival
British Columbia Mountains
Goofy Things
House Nature
Lightning In A Bottle
Event Horizon
Live Wire
Movie Director
Shambhala & Bass Coast Named Best Festivals in North America - Kootenay Mountain Culture
Two British Columbia events have been awarded best festivals by DJ Mag: Bass Coast in Merritt won 'Best Boutique Festival' and Shambhala in Salmo won
a fish swims in the water under sunlight
British Columbia
Salmon Run
South Island
River Rock
First Nations
Pollution
Fresh Water
Lake
Streams of Conscience – How Volunteers Are Saving Cascadia's Tiny Waterways - Kootenay Mountain Culture
Hundreds of stalwart volunteers are digging in and raking muck in BC streams for the precious salmon and its precarious future.
people are walking around an illuminated bike in the street with lights on it's wheels
National Parks
Creative Economy
Ski Touring
Economic Growth
Big Art
Public Art
Performance Art
Columbia
Behold! Luna Fest Is Causing a Revylution in the Kootenays - Kootenay Mountain Culture
Revelstoke, British Columbia's Luna Festival unites newcomers, old-timers, artsy-smartsies, and adreno-bingers in the name of art, wonder, and a little extra economic growth.