Every year, thousands of people travel to Newfoundland and Labrador hoping to see icebergs in the province's famous "Iceberg Alley." But what happens if those icebergs become less predictable?
In this episode, I'm joined by local guide Duane Collins (Hare Bay Adventures), who has watched Iceberg Alley change over the course of his life and career.
We discuss how climate change is changing iceberg seasons, what that means for tourism, and whether the idea of "last-chance tourism" can inspire climate awareness.
Links:
- https://www.harebayadventures.com/
- https://www.newfoundlandlabrador.com/
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Written and Hosted by Erin Hynes
Produced by Kattie Laur
Music is "Night Stars" by Wolf Saga/David R. Maracle/Chippewa Travellers. Additional music from Motion Array.
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