Set against the backdrop of the Stikine River in northern BC, the narrative follows Peter Rowlands' transformative journey after a canoeing trip in 1979. Captivated by the river's natural beauty, he becomes an advocate for its protection and the rights of Indigenous communities. Rowlands navigates the complexities of environmental activism, confronting bureaucratic obstacles and corporate interests that threaten the ecosystem. This account emphasizes the critical need for healthy waterways and raises awareness about the interconnectedness of nature and global health.
