Expert Guides

Our guides are local to the Bruce Peninsula and deeply connected to the land, water, and communities that make this place special. They share the mission of the Bruce Peninsula Biosphere Association—to promote commitment to conservation by seamlessly weaving ecological knowledge into fun, guided outdoor adventures. Through our guides' stories and expertise, guests gain a deeper appreciation for the ecological treasures of this UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Whether our guests are new outdoor adventurers, new to Canada, or seasoned pros, our guides will offer you an experience that is welcoming, informative, and unforgettable—balancing safety, discovery, and respect for the natural world every step of the way.

Caeli Mazara

Caeli is a guide originally from Toronto, where she led historical tours of Old Toronto by Segway. She moved to the Peninsula to pursue her dream of becoming a forest guide and beekeeper, and has worked with EcoAdventures since 2020 as a guide and digital marketer. She helped develop the EcoAdventures escape rooms as a lover of puzzles and mysteries. She runs the international food blog woodenspoonwanderer.com and in the warmer months, she leads beekeeping experiences at her Lion's Head apiary. Caeli has her Remote First Aid certification.

Caeli Mazara - EcoAdventures Guide


Beige McIntosh

Beige is Nogojiwanong (Peterborough, Ontario) where she taught outdoor skills to forest school students for nearly ten years. She has a deep connection to nature—both its gentleness and intensity—which she enjoys sharing with others. Beige has studied western herbalism and loves foraging for and creating herbal medicines from the land. She also leads a local choir called Sweetwater Harmony, which brings uplifting, nature-based songs to the community. When she’s not guiding outdoor experiences, she can be found in her vegetable garden, hiking with her dogs, or swimming in Georgian Bay. 

Beige McIntosh - EcoAdventures Guide

Tainin Hopkinson

Tainin Hopkinson is a Two-Spirit member of the Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation. In addition to being a Guide with EcoAdventures, Tainin shares their passion for the natural world while working as an Interpreter and Guided Hike Leader with Cape Croker Park, Bruce Trail Club, and Bruce Peninsula National Park. Tainin holds an endless fascination at the infinite complexity that can be found in our natural ecosystems. They love being able to share their knowledge and appreciation of this land with visitors from across the globe. Cape Croker and the Saugeen Peninsula has been home to Tainin and their ancestors for time immemorial. They feel honoured to share the history of this place and build respect for the land in this beautiful environment we have decided to visit and live in.

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Interested in joining us as an EcoAdventures Guide?

We’re always looking for passionate outdoor enthusiasts who love sharing the wild places they call home. If you have Wilderness First Aid (or are willing to obtain it), strong local knowledge, and a genuine enthusiasm for customer service and safety, you might be a great fit for our guide team. Come Play, Learn, and Make a Difference with us and help create unforgettable, responsible adventures for our guests.

Full training provided! Send us your resume and tell us why you would be a great addition to our team: [email protected]