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This annual symposium is a mid-winter gathering of kindredspirits in search of knowledge and a sense of place. Its purpose
is to educate and remind us of how sacred, fragile, and
endangered the remaining natural wilderness areas are, and
to celebrate wilderness experiences in our northern Canadian
habitat. Each speaker offers a unique perspective on far-ranging
topics that include subjects such as ecology, First Nations,
guiding, history, unique trips, conservation, etc.
The first Wilderness and Canoeing Symposium was a small
gathering of friends who came together to view each other’s
slides in founder George Luste’s living room in 1986.
Today, the Wilderness and Canoe Symposium draws over
500 participants from across Canada and the U.S., who come together in February to get informed and inspired for their next adventure.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
4700 Keele Street, Toronto, ON, Canada, Ontario M4J 1G6, 4700 Keele St, Toronto, ON M3J, Canada,Toronto, Ontario, North York
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