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Bronze plaque installation on the memorial cairn at Kaluakauka in October 2014.

York Factory is a really difficult place to get to. The remote historic site on Hudson Bay is visited by few people.

David Knott, Curator of Living Collections at the Edinburgh Botanic Garden, demonstrates how herbarium specimens are preserved in the field. Filmed May 19, 2009.

People of all ages enjoy the many benefits of gardening. Filmed July 2009 in the Pacific Northwest.

Clear Creek Distillery, Portland, Oregon USA makes a brandy from the young tips of the Douglas fir tree. This footage (filmed in July 2009) shows the beginning of the process as the buds are hand-picked in the field at just the correct moment of ripeness. In the Alsace region of France this brandy is known as "Bourgeons de Sapin."

Gordon Mason explains the long history of plant collectors.

The production crew was fortunate to see Sandhill Cranes while filming at York Factory. Note the large birds' distinctive call.

Early 20th century Pacific Northwest Logging film clips shows the process of turning nature's forest into lumber shipped to market. Courtesy Oregon Historical Society Research Library Moving Image Collections.

This hour-long documentary takes the viewer on a journey to the Pacific Northwest, northern Canada, Hawaii, California and the United Kingdom. The story follows the short life of David Douglas, the remarkable early nineteenth century botanist/explorer from Scotland. Learn more at findingdaviddouglas.org.

An impromptu performance by Syd House and Ian McKinnon at York Factory, August 2008.