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The Way of the Wolf: Gearing up for a Wolverine Summer Canoe Trip in the North

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By Frank R. Wolf
| Explore Magazine Verified
Ahhh… summer. With the dog days of July upon us, I’m making my way north for my annual wandering pilgrimage, disappearing for a while into a wilderness new and mysterious to me. This year I’m headed off with my buddy Alex Kozma on a 1,200 kilometre, 30-day northern canoe journey in the Yukon and Northwest Territories (see attached route map). I’m calling the expedition Nèhtrùh, which is the local Indigenous Gwich’in word for wolverine.
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Die unverzichtbaren KI-Features für deine Mitarbeiter-App

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By Frank R. Wolf
| OMR
Inhalt Das Wichtigste in Kürze Eine tief verankerte KI-Governance für Sicherheit und Qualität ist das wichtigste Fundament, ohne das alle anderen KI-Features wertlos oder geschäftsschädigend sind. Zu den unverzichtbaren Must-have-Features für das Jahr 2026 gehören neben der Governance ein KI-Assistent bzw. eine KI-Suche, intelligente Personalisierung und skalierbare Mehrsprachigkeit.
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The Way of the Wolf: Fat, Fast and Feral—A Recipe for a Successful Epic Canoe Expedition

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By Frank R. Wolf
| Explore Magazine Verified
The Canadian Arctic is a vast area of lakes and rivers interconnected for thousands of kilometres that the adventurous soul can travel in any direction. In this region, the majority of canoe trippers will typically fly via bush plane to the headwaters of a river and amble downstream to the mouth, then get picked up and returned to the town they began from.
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