John Divinagracia is a Staff Writer at various esteemed publications. He focuses on themes such as travel and tourism, culture and society, and architecture, with a particular emphasis on adventure travel and diverse destinations. His work has been featured in outlets including Daily Guardian, CounterPunch, Resilience, ZME Science, NewsClick.in, and Worldatlas.com.
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By: John Divinagracia
“No lake is the same,” says Kat Hartwig, executive director and co-founder of Living Lakes Canada (since 2004). In Canada, specifically, the non-profit
