This week, I talk with local author and water guru Bob Sandford about his new book Restoring The Flow: Confronting the Worlds Water Woes.

For more information on Bob Sandford visit: http://www.rwsandford.ca/

This week we learn about Bow Valley resident, and environmentally conscience Gini Dalgas.

This week on the show, we learn about Banffite Michelle Macullo.

This week we hear from Dorothy Carlton. Dorothy was a War Bride who moved to Canada to live the life of a Park Warden's wife.

This week we hear from retired Park Warden Gord Irwin about his time working for the Canadian National Parks Warden Service.

This week I talk with Canmore based author Jerry Auld about his book Hooker and Brown, a story about mountains and mystery. How much uncertainty is there left in Canadian Rockies? Listen and find out.

For more information on Jerry Auld visit http://jerryauld.com/

This week Camara Miller talks with someone passionate about Banff's heritage, Ralphine Locke.

This week we hear from retired Park Warden Mac Elder.

This week retired Park Warden Byron Irons shares some of his experiences in the Canadian Park Warden Service.

This week I chat with Canmore based writer Jocey Asnong about her book Nuptse and Lhotse in Nepal.

For more information on Jocey Asnong visit: http://www.cautiousleroy.com

This week Canmore based writer Lynn Martel tells us about wildlife photographer John Marriott.

For more information on Lynn Martel visit: http://www.lynnmartel.ca/

For more on John Marriott check out: http://www.wildernessprints.com/

This week we hear from retired Park Warden, Tim Auger.

This week we talk with retired Park Warden Kathy Calvert, and find out what it was like for her as one of the first female Park Wardens.

This week we hear from retired Park Warden, Dale Portman. 

Hazel Hutchins talks about her new book, Mattland.

Moving can be tough on a child, especially when the neighbourhood you move to is still being built. But sometimes the mud and debris of construction can be the beginning of a neighbourhood as is the case in Hazel Hutchins and Gail Herbert's new book.

Lynn Martel catches up with Leanne Alison another voice from the valley.

Park Radio's own Allan Buckingham got to take one of the Park Canada's Guided Hikes to the Burgess Shale fossil bed sites with Park's Canada Heritage Interpreter Claudia Harding.

This week we talk with Pat Morrow. Pat has written a new forward to Conrad Kain's book Where The Clouds Can Go as it is re-released for the centenary of Kain's arrival in Canada.

For more information on Conrad Kain and the centennial events visit: http://www.conradkain.com/

This week we talk with a current Park Warden, Bradley Bischoff about his time in the Warden Service.

This week hear retired Park Warden Scott Ward talk about his time in the Warden Service, plus, he plays a couple of his Warden inspired songs for us.

This week we hear from former Banff National Park Chief Park Warden, Bob Haney about his career in Parks Canada.

This week on Highline Radio we hear from local storyteller Terry Wall, plus insect ecologist and Mountain Pine Beetle expert Brad Jones.

For more information on Highline Magazine visit them at: http://www.highlineonline.ca/

This week is the first of 10 Voices From The Valley sponsored by Banff Heritage Tourism featuring retired Park Wardens. This week we learn about Don Mickle. Prepare yourself for some good stories.

This week, author Lynn Martel tells about local adventurer Jerry Kobalenko. Here Jerry tell us about how he got into long journeys, as well as what equipment he uses for his Arctic treks.

To find out more about Jerry Kobalenko visit: http://www.jerrykobalenko.com/

For more in Lynn Martel check out here website: http://www.lynnmartel.ca/

This week Brad White from Parks Canada talks about Mountain Safety, and Bob Sandford shares some information about Prescribed Fire. We'll also hear the musical stylings of Seth Anderson "The Renegade Kid"

For more information on Highline Magazine visit them at: http://www.highlineonline.ca/

Listen as the Pacific Centre For Leadership examines the relationship between risk and change through conversation and experiential exercises.

For more information on the Leadership Development program at the Banff Centre visit: http://www.banffleadership.com/

For more on the Pacific Centre for Leadership visit: http://www.pcfl.com/

Graeme Pole talks about his book The Spiral Tunnels and the Big Hill. Find out about the creation of the Canadian Pacific Railway and the engineering marvel that is the Spiral Tunnels.

To find out more about Graeme Pole visit: http://www.mountainvision.ca/

Author of Expedition to the Edge, Lynn Martel talks about some of the amazing adventurers featured in her book, at the Alpine Club of Canada Clubhouse.

For more information on the Alpine Club Of Canada visit: http://www.alpineclubofcanada.ca/

For more on Lynn Martel check out: http://www.lynnmartel.ca/

From a presentation at the Alpine Club Of Canada Clubhouse, hear author and outdoor enthusiast Ben Gadd talk about 'Why we head for the Woods'.

For more information on the Alpine Club of Canada visit: http://www.alpineclubofcanada.ca/

For more on Ben Gadd check out: http://www.bengadd.com/

From a presentation at the Alpine Club of Canada Clubhouse listen as passionate hiker and author Craig Copeland shares some of his thoughts on hiking, and its importance to humanity.

To find out more about Craig & Kathy Copeland visit: http://www.hikingcamping.com

For more on the Alpine Club of Canada check out: http://www.alpineclubofcanada.ca/

From a presentation to the Rocky Mountain Section of the Alpine Club of Canada, hear Steve Fedyna's version of the best 25 rock climbs in the Bow Valley.

Find out about upcoming Rocky Mountain Section events by visiting: http://www.accrockymtn.ca/

Known as “The Land of Fire and Ice”, the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia is home to some of the largest brown bears on the planet. Erupting volcanoes, hundreds of glaciers and thousands of lakes and rivers are where one quarter of the world’s Pacific Salmon come to spawn. Listen as John Paczkowski talks about Kamchatka and the work being done by the Wildlife Conservation Society to protect the Brown Bear. Find out more about their work at http://www.wcs.org/kamchatka

This presentation was put on by Bow Valley Wildsmart. Learn more at: http://www.wildsmart.ca/

John Paczkowski shares with the Bow Valley Naturalists about the work being done by the Wildlife Conservation Society to protect the Siberian (Amur) Tigers, Far Eastern Leopard, and Brown Bear. Find out more about their work at http://www.wcs.org/globalconservation/Asia/russia

To find out more about the Bow Valley Naturalists visit: http://www.bowvalleynaturalists.org/

Listen as writer and architect Andrée Iffrig demonstrates how innovation techniques and sustainable design principles like bio-mimicry and connectivity can help today's organizations work together more effectively, and solve today's problems. Find out more information on Andrée Iffrig at:
http://www.suite101.com/profile.cfm/andreeiffrig

Sorry for the poor audio quality, but the information's fantastic.