Power To Be staff prepared and shared a meal with families staying at Jeneece Place. Find out why they said they were humbled by an experience they will never forget. 

Towering trees, waterfalls and lots to explore make Lynn Canyon Park a favourite of ours. Learn more about this North Vancouver gem.

Sleeping under a tarp offers a unique opportunity to be protected from the elements without being removed from them. Our program staff share their tips for setting up shelter.

Adventures in nature take a little work, but the pre-planning always pays off. To help participants feel more comfortable outside, Power To Be partnered with AdventureSmart to deliver an inclusive and adapted lesson on the Three T's of outdoor preparedness. 

Those who wander up the trail are rewarded. Stunning turquoise waters define this park, which is home to Lower, Middle and Upper Joffre lakes. Learn more about exploring this B.C. Interior gem.

Curious about how to stay warm during winter adventures? Our program staff share their tips and tricks on how to layer for cold weather activities.

From the mossy hemlock and cedar forest to a stony water’s edge, Sandcut Beach has more than a few surprises for those that venture down the trail. Learn more about exploring this Vancouver Island gem.

We have a lot to celebrate this year, and the people in our community are at the very heart of that. With 2017 coming to an end, and big things on the horizon for 2018 we want to share some milestone moments from the year that was.

Wheelbarrow tracks, the thwack of an axe and hands in the dirt marked a good day for Power To Be. Find out how the staff team helped the Galiano Conservancy Association with a variety of projects. 

Vikram Vij knows the power of connection to place and he forged his own connections to Power To Be's Prospect Lake site recently. Find out why. 

Two Wilderness School alumni were among the 120 students who took part in the 2017 Students On Ice Expedition. Find out how the adventure connected them to culture and climate change.

Program volunteers are an integral support to the participants during all the activities that we do. To support them, Power To Be provides an annual Volunteer Spring Training weekend where active program volunteers can deepen their adaptive skill sets. Find out what they learned.

We take adventure seriously. Read more about our annual staff training to practice our skills to help our participants explore in nature.

Warmer weather calls for the dusting off of packs and tents. Check out these tips from Power To Be to help you get ready to get outside this summer.

Through a partnership with Leadership Victoria and Power To Be, artist Kay Gallivan is transforming a wall on Johnson Street into a what she calls a love letter to Vancouver Island and a tribute to Power To Be.

Power To Be volunteer shares her insights into Vancouver Island's forest ecosystems. Learn more about what to look for and where to explore to experience the Island's beautiful forests.

The right clothes and attitude are all you need to help you enjoy exploring in less-than-perfect weather. Check out these tips from one of our program facilitators and happy exploring!

Anna's time volunteering with Power To Be inspired her education and career path. Find out how.

As the founder of Power To Be, Tim Cormode finds inspiration in Ted Rogers, whose life work and commitment to family set his aspirations and belief in what is possible on fire.

Stepping outside and way from your devices is a great way to recalibrate your stress level. Check out three ideas to connect with nature from Power To Be.