About me

Hey there, fellow adventurers! I’m Nick Tuckermore, your guide to the world of Haida Gwaii. Born and raised on Graham Island, this archipelago has always been more than just home; it’s a source of endless fascination, a place where ancient stories intertwine with breathtaking landscapes.

Growing up amidst towering Sitka spruce forests and listening to the rhythmic crash of waves against the rugged coastline, I developed a deep appreciation for the raw beauty and untamed spirit of these islands. But it’s the rich cultural tapestry woven by the Haida people, the original inhabitants of Haida Gwaii, that truly captivates my soul.

My journey into the heart of Haida culture began at a young age. I was fortunate to have Haida elders and knowledge keepers as mentors, sharing their stories, traditions, and deep connection to the land and sea. Their wisdom ignited within me a passion to learn more, to delve deeper into the history, art, and enduring spirit of the Haida people.

Over the years, I’ve worn many hats – from working as a wilderness guide, leading expeditions through ancient rainforests and along pristine coastlines, to volunteering with local conservation organizations dedicated to protecting the islands’ unique biodiversity. Each experience has deepened my understanding of Haida Gwaii’s delicate ecosystem and the importance of sustainable practices that honor the interconnectedness of all living things.

My camera has been a constant companion throughout my adventures, capturing the raw beauty of Haida Gwaii – from the ethereal glow of sunlight filtering through a rainforest canopy to the powerful gaze of an eagle soaring overhead. Through my lens, I strive to convey the essence of this extraordinary place, inviting others to experience its magic and embrace its spirit of adventure.

This blog is my way of sharing my passion for Haida Gwaii with the world. Here, you’ll find stories of adventure and cultural immersion, practical travel tips for planning your own Haida Gwaii experience, and insights into the importance of eco-friendly tourism that respects the islands’ delicate balance.

Let’s lace up our hiking boots, paddle through pristine waters, and open our hearts to the stories whispered on the wind. Adventure awaits!