Giuli is a participant in Group 6 of the Canadian Conservation Corps.
I am so grateful for the experiences I got to be part of in my CCC adventure.
From building a fire to doing yoga on the lake, I will cherish these memories forever.
I remember when I was crossing the frozen lake while dogsledding. I started tearing up from how beautiful and special my surroundings were. I felt so alive in that moment and wanted to hold on to it forever! It was easily one of the best moments from the expedition.
When we finished one of our many hikes, the Pack decided to stand in silence on the lake ice. It was such a refreshing experience that was needed after travel.
When we came back from our expedition and had our first shower in 10 days… that was one of the best showers of my life. NOT A JOKE!
The people I met during stage one were the best people I have ever met! Each one had something special to bring to our group.
There were tons of laughs and smiles all around, there was never a dull moment in our group. I hope we can get together again.
The opinions expressed are those of the participant and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Canadian Wildlife Federation.
Giuliana Lasparro
Giuliana Lasparro,is a student in the Marine and Freshwater Biology program at the University of Guelph. Her hometown is Vaughan, Ont. She plays the ukulele and has kayaked over 180 kilometers in Clayoquot Sound. She wanted to be a part of the CCC program to learn more about conservation. Dogsledding and winter camping is a new and exciting experience for her.
