I see this in BC canada way to much on old claims so this year im dedicating my trips back by clean up after my rock hunting trips. I don’t just go out there for crystals and minerals. Yeah, that’s the passion… but it’s not the whole story. Every time I head into the bush, I’m paying attention to everything — the creeks, the ground, the old trails, the history… and the mess that gets left behind. Abandoned junk, old camps, scrap, garbage… and the worst part is, a lot of it ends up in or near the water. And that’s where it matters most. Creeks and rivers aren’t just part of the landscape — they’re life. For the land, for the wildlife, and for all of us. So I made it a rule for myself: If I’m taking something out of the bush… I’m giving something back. Sometimes that’s a few pieces of trash. Sometimes it’s a full truckload. But every time I leave, I make sure I’ve done something to help clean it up — and I take a second to appreciate what the land gave me that day. That’s what this is really about. Through TE Prospecting and Iron Hardrock Haulers, it’s not just about finding things… it’s about protecting what’s still out there. So next time you’re out: • Pack out more than you pack in • Stay mindful around creeks and waterways • Respect the land like it’s your own It doesn’t take much — but it adds up fast. Let’s keep the backcountry clean, wild, and respected.

It’s been a busy day connecting with people and scouting out a new location for our 2026 field dig days. Just wanted to check in and see how everyone’s doing today. It’s nice and sunny where I am—I hope your day is filled with sunshine too 🌞

Took some time down by the river to go over a couple pieces that mean a lot to me.🌊 We picked up these thunder eggs at a rock show in Creston, BC, and I wanted to bring them out into nature and really take a look at them.🌎 The second piece is something different… This golden-yellow to honey-brown plume agate was dug up by me and my brother in Vernon, BC. Straight from the dirt. He turned it into a clean wire-wrapped pendant.📿 This is what I’m about in this community— Not just rocks… but the story behind them, where they come from, and what you can turn them into More coming soon:👈

We just hit 20 people in the community… and honestly, that means a lot to me.🧘‍♀️🧘 It might not seem like a huge number to some, but to me it’s 20 real people who chose to be here, learn, share, and grow together.📗 I’m really grateful for every single one of you. This isn’t just a group—it’s starting to feel like a solid crew of like-minded people who love the outdoors, prospecting, and just getting out there and doing it.🌲 As we hit this milestone, I want you all to know I’m working behind the scenes on a new field classroom and setting up some workshop days so we can take things to the next level together. Thanks for being here, seriously. This is just the beginning.🙏

If im not out hunting for rocks on a rainy day im rocking out some art. Helps me push past the days i cant get out. ☂️ Any one els do things to Inspire themselves on a dark day??🌧