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CanLyme partners with Explore!

We want everyone to enjoy the outdoors and be tick aware.

ByCanLyme Team
A woman walks across a giant suspension bridge, hanging over a forest, and the cover of Explore Magazine floats in the foreground.

The Canadian Lyme Disease Foundation is excited to announce our partnership with Explore. Through this partnership, CanLyme is helping Canadians to enjoy the outdoors and reduce their risk of tick encounters and Lyme disease.

What is Explore?

Explore is an inspiring outdoor media brand with 42 years of history.

At the heart of the brand, you’ll find explore magazine—an award-winning print publication devoted to informative storytelling set in the Canadian outdoors. With more than 200 media awards and nominations since inception, as well as companion multimedia outlets—a highly-ranked website, social media with more than 280,000 followers, an engaging podcast, a powerful email newsletter and an entertaining YouTube channel—explore maintains top status as the go-to resource for Canadian outdoor enthusiasts.

Find our Tick Removal Kit in Explore’s gearbox

Hundreds of outdoor enthusiasts will be more prepared this summer in the event of an unexpected tick bite. CanLyme’s Tick Removal Kit is one of the great items you will find in Explore’s summer gearbox. Our Tick Removal Kits have everything outdoor enthusiasts need to safely remove and store a tick for identification and testing. 

CanLyme 20% discount off Explore Magazine

Head over to Explore to see what they’re all about, and take advantage of a 20% discount on a one year print magazine subscription by using the discount code CANLYME20. 

“Equal parts inspiration and perspiration set the stage for explore, Canada’s number-one and most-awarded print magazine for outdoor adventurers since 1981. The greatest Canadian destinations combined with current gear reviews, exciting profiles, useful tips and tricks and fascinating news gives you everything you need to start or continue your adventures. Your print magazine subscription supports Canadian creatives, Canadian media and Canadian culture!”

Tick and Lyme disease awareness 

Through our partnership, Explore will be promoting awareness and helping outdoor enthusiasts avoid ticks, know what to do if they are bitten, and learn about the early signs of Lyme disease. Thank you Explore for joining us in encouraging everyone to enjoy the outdoors and learn how to avoid ticks and Lyme disease!

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