Journey to Canada's most underrated province - Saskatchewan - where the simple act of hiking feels like time travel. From Badlands replete with fossils, to miles of Prairie grassland teeming with wildlife where bison roam, join adventurer Phoebe Smith as she explores the National Park you've never heard of - but definitely should add to your to do list.

Practical travel help is baked in too. I share my no-nonsense travel hack for avoiding ticks and removing them safely, plus we chat with Jenna Carr, aka The Travel Mum, about why family travel is chaotic, slower, and still absolutely worth it. We round things out with fast Saskatchewan facts, stargazing gear for a dark sky preserve, and a Hidden Hero conversation with a species at risk scientist working behind the scenes to protect the “little guys” we too often overlook.

Also coming up:

• The Travel Mum - Jenna Carr on why you can travel with kids
• Travel Hack: How to avoid and remove a tick
• A Canadian Dead Sea, the biggest T-Rex fossil on the planet? 10 Saskatchewan Facts that will have you headed straight for Regina
• Meet the woman who works to protect endangered species in Grasslands National Park
• Gear chat: what to pack to go stargazing
• Geraldine Moodie – pioneering photographer and owner of the first studio opened by a woman – is our Wander Woman of the Month.

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