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2022 Photo & Video ​ 
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Contest Winners

2022 Contest!

To promote the beauty and wonder of Wabakimi Provincial Park  we held our first Photo/Video Contest in conjunction with the Wabakimi Rendezvous, held September 8-11 in the Thunder Bay/Armstrong area.  T
he theme was “Wabakimi Wanderings.”   Thanks to all our entrants!! 


2022 Contest Winners
1st Place:  "Night Watch" by Lachlan McVie 

    "I captured this photo of the Northern Lights while camping on Best Island in the summer of 2019. It was a cold, rainy trip, with 10 out of 14 days being overcast and grey with no stars, so you can imagine our surprise when the sky opened up to this beautiful light show around 1am."
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2nd Place: "Boulder Lake Bay" by Rob Klavins

"A tranquil sunset on a small bay on Boulder Lake. Taken on my 9-day solo paddle (9/6/2021 - 9/14/2021) where I put in at Shawanabis Lake, headed North on the Lookout River before turning around and enjoying the Kopka waterfalls and taking out on Bukamega Lake. It was a wonderful trip with some challenges and misadventures, but mostly just the trip of a lifetime!   
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​3rd Place: "Kopka Dam" by Rob Klavins
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Busy beavers provide the final barrier before
entering the Kopka River from Boulder Lake to the North."

See full Trip Report in our FOW Forum. 



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1st Place Video:  Michael ​McCaffrey: Canoeing in Wabakimi NW Ontario Wilderness at its Best

"This is my Trip summary of my 7-day journey starting in Tamarack Lake ending in Bukemiga...I think my favorite thing about Wabakimi is its remoteness. You feel like you’re right there with nature, and if that’s what you’re looking for, make sure to add Wabakimi to your list.  There are hundreds of ways to plan a trip through Wabakimi… this...is what my 7-day, 73km journey looked like.
See the full Trip report in the FOW Trip Report Forum

  
 

​2nd Place Video: 
​"Wabakimi Resident" by Daniel Castele
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​"Morning paddle before breaking camp. This fish
was safely released."



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​3rd Place Video:  "Sunset on the Mojikit Channel" by Chris Schmidt


"Boating back for dinner after a long day of fishing,
captured the sun and the water perfectly."



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  • Friends of Wabakimi
    • About FoW
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    • Donate! 2025 FOW Projects >
      • Donate! 2024 Project
    • FOW Board of Directors
    • Business/Sponsors
    • 2025 Annual Meeting Member Info >
      • 2024 Annual Meeting Member Info
      • 2023 Annual Meeting Member Info
  • News
    • Wabakimi Boreal Caribou Citizen Monitoring Project >
      • Project Requirements
      • Caribou Project Results
      • iNaturalist and WBCCMP
    • Schultz Trail Cleanup
    • Conservation News
    • Current Newsletter
    • News & Updates
    • 2024 Photo & Video Contest >
      • 2022 Photo & Video Contest Winners
      • 2023 Photo & Video Contest
    • Webinars and Videos
    • Wabakimi Rendezvous - Sept. 8-11, 2022
    • Phil's Article
  • wabakimi maps
  • Trip Report Forum
  • Wabakimi and Beyond
    • Wabakimi Provincial Park
    • Beyond Wabakimi
  • The Wabakimi Project
  • CANOEING, PLANNING, OUTFITTER AND OTHER RESOURCES
  • Where We've Been
  • FOW on Facebook!
  • Phil Cotton Legacy Award