Considering this destination's appeal to a world wide market, Yellowknife becomes an epicenter for ecotourism activity and appreciation. Just south of the point where the tidal waters of the Moose River flows into James Bay lays the island of Moose Factory: an island that is home to First Nations people whose history and cultural heritage is imbedded in the award winning Cree Village Ecolodge. This lodge has become an icon of integrity that reflects the character of an indigenous people whose respect of tradition, the environment and of each other is legendary.

Telford says, “Ecotourism Magazine Canada....it's all about you, nature, culture, sharing and learning”.

Ecotourism Magazine Canada is the result of more than two years of research and is the only magazine in Canada exclusively dedicated to being the voice of ecotourism operators and associate stakeholders in this field.

Telford adds, “A major feature of the magazine is an ongoing research questionnaire that is used to compile current and important operational information on the make-up and functions of the ecotourism industry in Canada. The results of this ongoing research effort will be shared by the industry in the interest of creating awareness and inspiring and educating all the various stakeholders.”

Ecotourism Magazine Canada is sent by mail to not only the Canadian tourism operators providing the ecotourism experiences and products but also to a large contingent of the travel trade, travel media, governments, associations, suppliers and DMO's who influence travel both domestically and internationally. The magazine is published quarterly and is available on a subscription basis.

Additional information can be found at the Ecotourism Magazine Website or by calling Vern Telford 705-794-9848