A Night in the Depths: Presentation by Jett Britnell
Image by Jett Britnell On October 12th Jett Britnell will be presenting “A Night in…
Browsing: Jett Britnell
Royal Canadian Geographical Society Presents: College of Fellows Dinner
Photo via Facebook WE CAN’T WAIT TO SEE YOU AGAIN. The 2022 College of Fellows…
Introducing The Canadian Chapter of the Explorers Club
“There are two kinds of explorers. Canadian Chapter explorers… and those who wish they were…
Scuba Travel with Jett and Kathryn Britnell to Raja Ampat and the West Papua Islands
Come scuba diving with Jett and Kathryn Britnell to West Papua Islands and Raja Ampat…
Jett Britnell, Incoming Chapter Chair at The Explorers Club – Canadian Chapter
“Truly, I never imagined any of this…”Jett Britnell It is with great pleasure that I…
Royal Canadian Geographical Society’s 2021 Nominations
Jett Britnell has just learned that all three of his nominations to the Royal Canadian…
Snorkeling with Beluga Whales in Hudson Bay
Few experiences in life can compare to snorkeling with beluga whales in western Hudson Bay, at Churchill, Manitoba. This is the realm of the largest beluga whale population in the world where they number as many as 57,000 whales.
Snorkeling with Beluga Whales in Hudson Bay
Few experiences in life can compare to snorkeling with beluga whales in western Hudson Bay,…
Snorkel Trip With Science Writers and Communicators of Canada
Don a wetsuit, mask, fins and snorkel, and plunge beneath the waves of Howe Sound.…
You’re Twyla Roscovich!
It has taken a few weeks to allow thoughts to sink in on what I’m about to write. During my lifetime I have, from shattered experience, learned it is never easy to say goodbye to a friend. Harder still when it is their untimely death that takes them away without any opportunity to say goodbye.