Mike Drew is a journalist based in Calgary, Alberta, focusing on local news and outdoor adventures. He writes for The Calgary Sun and Health Tech World, covering a range of topics including nature, weather, and health technology. Mike's articles provide insights and observations on the unique experiences and beauty of the Canadian landscape.
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Mike Drew's focus is on local nature, wildlife, and weather in the Alberta region. He frequently covers seasonal changes and natural phenomena, often accompanied by photography. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights on unique or unusual natural occurrences in the area that align with his coverage themes. Topics related to environmental conservation efforts or new research findings about local wildlife could also be of interest to Mike Drew.
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The sun may be setting early these days, but Mike Drew heard water tinkling aplenty and the sound of the creeks would stick with him.
It’s a perfect spot not only for sheep to spend the cold months but also the deer, elk, moose and other animals that call this place home.
The way frost sparkles, shimmers, kicks the light into its primary colours as the sun shines through the crystals — absolutely fascinating.
The brown and white of the owls help them blend into the snowy landscape. The easiest time to spot them is when there is no snow.
This week, Mike Drew saw methane bubbles and bits of water plants trapped in the clear ice, not to mention the roots of a fallen tree below.
Ravens know exactly what they’re doing; whether gathering food, running off rivals or just having fun, they do it with diligence and thought
Mike Drew had had a stunning day before Christmas, featuring horses and vistas and warm winter winds, but it had one more treat left.
Mike Drew: Thank you, 2024, for all the adventures. I’m gonna miss you. And 2025, you’ve got big boots to fill — which I’m sure you will.
The sun was shining, the sky was mostly clear and it was a great day to head north and east to, once again, look for snowy owls.
With all the recent warm weather and lack of snow, Mike Drew was hoping that he could find patches of clear ice to peer through — and he did
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