“We must remember…that in the end…nature does not belong to us, we belong to it.” This film explores the visual beauty of the Boreal forest landscape, but also delves into Ray Mears’ reflections on nature and his mastered skillset in bushcraft. Follow Ray Mears - a renowned traveller and British TV Personality - as he journey's into the heart of Wabakimi Provincial Park in Northern Ontario, Canada. The film was produced by North West Ontario & the Ontario Tourism Marketing Partnership Corporation. _ _ _ _ _ WINNER - Webeo Cinematography, Canadian Society of Cinematographers 2016 WINNER - Best Canoeing Film, Reel Paddling Film Festival 2015 WINNER - Best Canoeing Film, Waterwalker Film Festival 2015 OFFICIAL SELECTION - Lookout Wild Film Festival 2016 _ _ _ _ _ Starring: Ray Mears Director / Cinematographer: Goh Iromoto  Original Music: Michael Hyer Sound Recordist: Kaydi Pyette Editor / Colour: Goh Iromoto  Assistant Editor: Jason Kraus Motion Designer: Jay Smith • Upstate Re-recording Mixer & Sound Editor: Joe Barrucco • Timeline Audio Logistical Coordinator: Steve Bruno Location & Guide Support: Wabakimi Canoe Outfitters Bruce Hyer Margaret Wanlin Michael Hyer Brenda Zwicker Bert Zwicker Becky Mason  Special Thanks: Paul Pepe City of Thunder Bay Northwest Ontario Ontario Parks Rapid Media Scott MacGregor This film was produced by: Northwest Ontario Ontario Tourism Marketing Partnership Corporation www.gohiromoto.com

Watching: We Belong To It

August 20, 2018 by Mike Petrucci

"To me, the canoe is the greatest invention of humankind. It's just wonderful. It's personification of bushcraft. When you float on water, because somebody worked out how to use natural resources and make a boat out of it. And it's physical, it's demanding, it's tough, it's a hard way of traveling. [...] It makes something of you. It's an honest way of traveling."

Watching: We Belong To It

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