the past ten years, husband-and-wife team Karsten Heuer and Leanne Allison have undertaken treks to understand critical landscapes from the perspective of endangered wildlife. In 1998 and 1999 they hiked, skied and canoed for 18 months and 3,400 kilometres along proposed wildlife corridors from Yellowstone, Wyoming, to Canada's Yukon (Y2Y Hike). In 2003, they again laced up their boots and migrated for 5 months and 1,500 kilometres across the Yukon and Alaska with the endangered Porcupine Caribou Herd (Being Caribou).
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Leanne is currently doing in house video production in Canmore and it for hire. Check out her portfolio at Winding River Pictures.
Most recently, in 2007, the couple, along with their two-year-old toddler, paddled, portaged, and sailed for five months across Canada to meet writer Farley Mowat, traveling through the settings of many of the iconic author's books along the way Finding Farley.
Finding Farley has won the top prize at the 2009 Banff Mountain Film Festival »
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