Archie Grey Owl, a trapper in 1930s Canada, is transformed by a young Iroquois woman who teaches him to adopt a new way of life. Together, they care for orphaned beaver kits, and Archie eventually gives up trapping to become a naturalist writer and guide. He's hired by the Canadian government to conserve the beaver population in Prince Albert National Park.
Grey Owl
A fur trapper's journey from a life of trapping to a passionate advocate for environmental protection is explored, alongside the controversy surrounding his disputed indigenous heritage.
