Knight Inlet Lodge supports Faltering Light's petition
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Our micro hydro system has worked out well this winter. With almost 8 weeks of operation we have saved close to 4,000 litres of diesel fuel to date. As we gear up for the 2012 season and our preseason fisheries project we will have to switch to our diesel generator since our electrical requirements will be beyond what our micro hydro can produce. Still all in all we are very pleased with what we have been able to do this winter.
Former Knight Inlet Lodge guide Hayley Shephard has written a book about her solo kayak trip around South Georgia Island in the Antarctic. South Solo - Kayaking To Save The Albatross will be on sale at Knight Inlet Lodge during the 2012 season. The book can also be purchased online at www.amazon.com
Knight Inlet Lodge is looking to add a couple of new guides to our staff for the 2012 season that starts in mid May. We are looking for experienced guides that have at least some of the following qualifications.
Qualifications
On behalf of everyone at Knight Inlet Lodge please have a wonderful holiday season with family and friends.
Happy holidays
With 2011 rapidly coming to an end and our grizzly bears sound asleep in there dens Knight Inlet Lodge finally has a chance to look forward to our 2012 season and back at 2011.
2012
Knight Inlet Lodge has a webcam that you can see on our website. We plan on adding a couple more in the spring / early summer of 2012 so keep checking back to see what we are up to. If you enjoy looking at webcams our floatplane provider Vancouver Island Air has an excellent webcam page that you may enjoy.
Knight Inlet Lodge is pleased to announce that we now have two Twitter account to follow. @knightinlet and @knightinletbear. We hope that we'll be able to find enough to say without repeating ourselves too much!
Knight Inlet Lodge had another successful grizzly bear viewing year in 2011 and is looking forward to 2012. Our grizzly bear viewing season opens on May 17 and will run until October 15, 2012. The response of our guests to the lodge and our program and what we do is a very gratifying one that never grows old. While working at a grizzly bear viewing lodge sounds like fun, and it is, like anywhere it does have its challenges. It is the energy and good spirits of our guests that help smooth out the rough spots that go with any job.
Re: Proposed clear cut logging activity at Boat Bay, West Cracroft Island
Hello fellow kayak operators, whale watchers, tourism-oriented businesses and users of Johnstone Strait.
We hope you had a good season full of guests, sunshine and wonderful wildlife and wilderness. We know
that we are all probably very ready for a rest after ‘the busy season’, but we write to you now to ask for
your help.