The Small Things Matter – Travel With Us
Jalynn Bosley
March 22, 2024
I recently listened to a podcast where the host discussed their Buddhist upbringing, emphasizing the significance of rituals and care.
Jalynn Bosley
The Bishop Strachan School – Sea Kayak Expedition – ALIVE Outdoors – Spring 2023
Jalynn Bosley
June 27, 2023
There is a palpable, untamed wilderness to Nootka Sound, BC. The beauty truly is intoxicating. The area has a great
Photos Coming Once The Trip Starts
Jalynn Bosley
March 6, 2023
We will upload photos once we get the trip underway. Check back often for updates.
Fire Induced Sprouts Evoke Hope
Jalynn Bosley
July 4, 2022
This spring a forest fire ignited in Algonquin Park, just down the road from Camp Arowhon. Thankfully the water bombers
Every Storm Runs Out Of Rain
Jalynn Bosley
January 20, 2022
Have you heard that there is an empathy deficit? In some ways it makes sense. Everyone has faced loss of
Giving Tuesday, Synchronicity and Trails Youth Initiatives
Jalynn Bosley
November 30, 2021
There have been many moments throughout my life that have led me to believe in synchronicity. I take these moments
Your Comfort Zone Is This Way
Jalynn Bosley
November 10, 2020
I had an interesting realization the other day while preparing for an online leadership workshop for students. As I looked
From Green Trees to Green Screens
Jalynn Bosley
August 10, 2020
At this time of year, I am typically hauling out my flannel shirts, a few toques, wool sweaters, socks and
The Exploration of Unknown Territory
Jalynn Bosley
May 15, 2020
Tuesday nights at 8pm have become a sacred time for me lately. I have had the privilege of working with
Dear Class of 2020
Jalynn Bosley
April 8, 2020
I have been thinking a lot about you! I have been thinking about the things you have lost, and I
Completing the Goals: 20,000 Trees in 2020 are Within Reach
Jalynn Bosley
April 3, 2020
Do you know that feeling when you set a goal, and then a few things happen along the way where
Stone Soup – At the End of this Long Portage
Jalynn Bosley
April 1, 2020
About a month ago, on a cold crisp February evening, I walked across frozen Lake Koshlong with a bunch of