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 Canadian Geographic Contributors
Dane Lanken
Articles to which Dane Lanken has contributed (68)
The bush league
Rink rats from around the globe flock to the tiny hamlet of Plaster Rock, N.B., for a tournament that proudly calls itself the World Pond Hockey Championship
Article ID#: 611
Earth tones
Great moments and musicians from Canada's melodious history
Article ID#: 772
Reviews
Article ID#: 1003
Fear no leeches
Bloodsuckers in the pond? Here's what you need to know if one locks onto your leg
Article ID#: 1045
Earthly inferno
Fires unprecedented in number and size consume the interior of British Columbia in a devastating season of destruction
Article ID#: 1176
Reviews
Article ID#: 1177
Gold mountain
The owners of the Hedley mine stake a new claim
Article ID#: 1495
Scene setter
Thundering buffalo on the plains, mountain goats on a ledge: Clarence Tillenius has created the illusion of life in the wild for museums across Canada
Article ID#: 1521
Treading lightly
Article ID#: 1716
Reviews
Article ID#: 1723
Grace under water
A thick-skinned beast reveals its inner beauty
Article ID#: 1902
Rock of ages
From ancient crowns to juvenile peaks, age makes all the difference to the shape of a mountain
Article ID#: 1765
Mountains of Canada
A pull-out poster map of the mountains of Canada
Article ID#: 2466
An itch to remember
An amateur arborist learns the hard way about the perils of poison ivy
Article ID#: 1795
To the end of every river
Much of Canada remains untouched, but all of it is mapped
Source: Canadian Geographic, Annual 2000
Department:
Feature stories
Contributors:
Dane Lanken
Article ID#: 2481
On Alert
In Canada’s northernmost settlement, scientists perfect the art of underwater listening
Article ID#: 1949
Struck by lightning
Primal and powerful, lightning is one of nature's gravest hazards. A new detection system may save some from a shocking demise
Article ID#: 2015
A million memories
Canadian National opens its photo album
Article ID#: 2018
Nature’s cradle
Salty marshes, boreal bogs and soggy swamps: wetlands are the planet’s watery nurseries of life
Article ID#: 2020
Reading the clouds
A pictorial of cheerful fluff and menacing masses, and a poster guide to reading the clouds
Source: Canadian Geographic, March/April 2000
Department:
Poster
Contributors:
Dane Lanken
Article ID#: 2043
Re:views
Source: Canadian Geographic, Annual 1999
Department:
Book reviews
Contributors:
Barbara Sibbald
,
Suzanne Methot
, Dane Lanken
Article ID#: 2608
The Norwegian connection
A trans-Atlantic sail and an ice-locked winter in the High Arctic in honour of an unsung explorer
Article ID#: 2114
Reviews
Article ID#: 2127
Ribbons of life
Shorelines beckon and nurture all life, from cottagers to forest creatures, from fish to ferns
Article ID#: 2177
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