Jeremy Derksen

Jeremy Derksen

Managing editor
Homebase: Edmonton, Alberta

Jeremy Derksen has hitchhiked across BC, hopped trains in Alberta, slept outdoors in a hammock at -5C, been attacked by an owl, caught hypothermia while ski-touring in Yoho and somehow managed to solo the Canadian Death Race. All that (good) suffering inspires his work as an editor, writer, photographer, adventurer, location manager and media consultant. He is also a father of three, so his sherpa skills are on point.

He has published in The Ski Journal, Canadian Geographic, The Globe & Mail, Avenue Magazine, Vue Weekly and more. His media clients have included the Canadian Tourism Commission (Mexico), Travel Alberta and Edmonton Tourism.

As a writer and producer at Seekers, he is proud to have worked on the award-winning Take It To The Lake campaign.

 

Stories by Jeremy Derksen

Northern lights aurora photography snowmobile Paul Lavoie
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Seeing the crown of the aurora dancing above my head, rippling green, yellow and orange, I was...

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Larch season is on full display and our #SeekersAmbassador crew have been out gettin' it. Check out...

Wembley Alberta Dinosaur Town Sunset Park Paul Lavoie
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In Wembley, a small town of about 2000 people north of Grande Prairie, you wouldn’t expect a...

Secrets of the Wapiti Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum Paul Lavoie ZenSeekers
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What kind of secrets does northern Alberta hold? In Grande Prairie region, everything from dinosaur...

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Long horizons, blooming flowers, a proudly restored grain elevator and friendly locals greet...

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Pitch basecamp in these unique camping spots in Alberta and BC for adventures of all kinds, in all...

Tumbler Ridge BC Dino Trail
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Have you always dreamed of walking in the footsteps of dinosaurs? Tumbler Ridge is one of the world...

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At the confluence of two rivers, Prince George BC has deep geological, natural and human history...

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With vast mountain peaks, Grande Cache is an outdoor lovers’ paradise, but it’s more than that...

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The Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum in Wembley, Alberta (County of Grande Prairie) arose out of one...

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What's in Wembley, Alberta? Oh, not much, just quite possibly the largest collection of dinosaurs in...

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Weather is always a gamble. But with some idea of what’s ahead you can plan to make the best of it...