Karsten Heuer

Karsten Heuer is a Canadian wildlife biologist and author known for his work on conservation and his adventures following the migratory paths of animals. He has written books about his experiences, including 'Being Caribou' and 'Walking the Big Wild.'

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  1. 1. Being Caribou

    Five Months on Foot with an Arctic Herd

    In this captivating narrative, a wildlife biologist and his wife embark on an extraordinary journey to follow the annual migration of the Porcupine caribou herd across the Arctic tundra. Their adventure spans over five months and 1,500 kilometers, immersing them in the harsh yet breathtaking landscapes of the North. As they traverse the rugged terrain, they encounter the challenges faced by the caribou and the threats posed by potential oil drilling in the region. Through their intimate observations and experiences, the couple highlights the delicate balance of nature and the urgent need for conservation efforts to protect this vital ecosystem.

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