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About Blyth & Bathe

Experience and Approach

Your business will thrive with self-sustaining programs. We have the tools to help you develop autonomous strategies tailored to working in the North. A vast network of friends and associates support our work here, allowing us to better serve you, while strengthening our collective connection to this remarkable place.
Through our we have trained people in almost every community in the NWT. Our consulting efforts include land-use planning, online training, socio-economic development workshops, SWAT economic development assessment, archaeology, species-at-risk status reports, client advice on outdoor education interpretation, and support for ships travelling the Northwest Passage.

The Team

Case Study

Guardians Training

Adam Bathe | 2019-03-26 05:46:56 | 0 Comments

We delivered a custom guardians training course for the Dehcho K’éhodi program.

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FAQ

A. It was 1967. Colour TV had been invented a few years before, but most people watched it in black and white.

A. If you need a course and it’s not listed here, not to worry. We can help connect you with a teacher or create custom courses in almost anything relating to environment or cultural resource management or the outdoors.

A. We provide clients with reports, text, or edits. Often we are not the authors, but are included in the credits. If you need a report written, we can help.

A. We offer the two safety courses you need: the CFSC (non-restricted licence only) and the CRFSC (restricted licence). Once you have completed this training, you can apply for your firearms Possession and Acquisition License (PAL).

A. We provide clients with reports, text, or edits. Often we are not the authors, but are included in the credits. If you need a report written, we can help.

A. Yes. This area covers 160,000 acres in the southern end of the Mackenzie Mountains of Canada. It lies almost 885 kilometres due west of Fort Simpson on the Mackenzie River. Hot springs and sulphur geysers keep the valley warmer than the surrounding areas by about 30 degrees year-round (the valley is above 60 degrees latitude), making it perpetually mist-covered. Only animals inhabit the valley, as people who have entered are usually found headless and quite dead.