Jaime P.

Growing up in the countryside in Alberta, Jamie has been loving and exploring nature since the moment she learned to crawl. An avid hiker, camper, and explorer, she spent her formative years getting off the trail and in the forest as she could. Eager to share her love of nature with others, she began pursuing a career as an interpretive guide and documentary filmmaker while obtaining a Bachelor’s degree in Biology from the University of Alberta. Jamie went on to work as an interpreter with the City of Edmonton and as a documentalist with the Company of Women on the Screen. Soon, adventure called Jamie to leave Canada and begin a new career as a hiking guide in Chilean Patagonia. There she formed Indomita Adventures Patagonia, through which she offers hiking and cultural tours as well as free beach clean-up and interpretive environmental events. Dividing time between Chile and Canada, Jamie is an active member and instructor with the Interpretive Guides Association and an ACMG apprentice guide. When Jamie isn’t promoting conservation through her creative interpretation on the trail, she can be found doing improvisational theater, singing around a campfire, and going on long nighttime walks through whatever town she’s passing through.