In 1912, a young homesteader walked deep into British Columbia’s mountains and spent 54 years at an isolated lake; his family helped save its trumpeter swans, and the homestead eventually joined a provincial park
US News: Explore the remarkable story of Ralph Edwards, who spent over five decades at Lonesome Lake, helping to save trumpeter swans and contributing to conservation efforts that led to the land becoming part of Tweedsmuir Provincial Park.