Doug Chisholm, as a bush pilot in northern Saskatchewan, is a researcher of Canadian military history. 
Through his company, Woodland Aerial Photography,  Doug helps interested families find out more about geographic features which were named by our province in memory of those from Saskatchewan who lost their lives in the Second World War.     
There are about 3800 geographic features in Saskatchewan which were named in memory of the men and women from the province who lost their lives in World War 2. 

Over the past 15 years,  Doug Chisholm has recorded aerial photos of about almost all of the 3800 geo-memorial sites which appear on the maps of northern Saskatchewan.  For families who wish to honour their fallen relatives who lost their lives in
the Second World War, Doug provides special geo- memorial tributes using his aerial photos of specific sites. 
These framed geo-memorial tributes, serve as a means of remembering those individuals who gave their lives for our country's freedom.  From his floatplane, Doug has also installed more than 200 permanent memorial markers on the shorelines of specific sites on behalf of interested families.

He is also author of "Their Names Live On - Remembering Saskatchewan's Fallen in World War II " which was published
in November 2001 by the Canadian Plains Research Center at the University of Regina.  In 2005, a 2nd book was published with Bill Barrytitled "Age Shall Not Weary Them" which provides background on all those from Saskatchewan who lost their lives.

Also on file, are aerial photo profiles of the 55 communities in northern Saskatchewan
which are spread out across the vast  and beautiful region of our country.