My past co-worker, Andrea, has spent the winter racing/training sled dogs in NORWAY. WOW ! Sounds dark and cold but dreamy ! Here is her blog on life: Life working in a distance racing kennel
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| photo by Andrea |
My other friend/acquaintance, Zoe, I met in a Moab parking lot. She is now over in Mongolia working with the Bankhar Dog Project. The Mongolian Bankhar Dog Project is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization
whose mission is to help slow down and reverse the desertification of
the Mongolian Grassland Steppes, and to preserve and protect traditional
Mongolian culture. We strive toward these goals by resuscitating the
traditional use of the livestock guardian dog known as the ‘Bankhar
dog’.
MBDP researches, breeds, and trains Mongolian Bankhar livestock protection dogs and places these working dogs in homes of nomadic herding families on the Mongolian steppe, where the Bankhar perform their traditional role of protecting livestock herds (sheep, goat, horse, camel, yak) against large carnivorous predators including snow leopards, wolves, brown bears, foxes and eagles.
Read more here: http://www.bankhar.org/
MBDP researches, breeds, and trains Mongolian Bankhar livestock protection dogs and places these working dogs in homes of nomadic herding families on the Mongolian steppe, where the Bankhar perform their traditional role of protecting livestock herds (sheep, goat, horse, camel, yak) against large carnivorous predators including snow leopards, wolves, brown bears, foxes and eagles.
Read more here: http://www.bankhar.org/
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| photo by zoe, working with the bankahr dogs |
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| Jonah and his packraft |
Another friend, Jonah, who is a seasonal river/tour guide, saved up enough money to backpack one of the most epic, longest hiking trails this winter. The mighty Te Araroa Trail, over 3000 km !! WOW! Visit his blog here: http://dudetrek.com/
That should get you inspired enough !



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