Chloe Berge

Chloe Berge is an award-winning journalist focusing on the intersection of travel, sustainability, climate, and culture. She’s passionate about impactful storytelling, and her work appears in National Geographic, The Globe and Mail, Travel + Leisure, AFAR, Vogue, and elsewhere.

Why Canada’s Grizzlies Are at Risk Again and How Tourism Can Help

Responsible bear viewing is a powerful tool for instilling advocacy and furthering conservation

By Chloe Berge March 3, 2026

In this story: grizzlies, bears, wildlife, endangered species, hunting

A mother bear and her cub forage along the coast.

These Inuit Maps Are Reimagining the Arctic

Counter-mapping projects are supporting Indigenous sovereignty in a shifting landscape

By Chloe Berge November 2, 2025

In this story: indigenous communities, arctic, climate change, culture

A map of travel routes over the ice near Nain, the capital of Nunatsuiviat. Photo by Breanna Bishop.

How Recognizing Nature as an Artist Is Helping Protect It

Musicians are utilizing natural soundscapes to advocate for the conservation of fragile ecosystems

By Chloe Berge May 5, 2025

In this story: nature, wildlife, art, music, Wonder

A verdant cloud forest in Ecuador with clouds rising in the background