Observe Nature's Magnificent Creatures
The Canadian Rockies are home to diverse wildlife including grizzly bears, black bears, elk, moose, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, wolves, and countless bird species. Our wildlife programs prioritize animal welfare, using ethical observation practices that minimize disturbance.
Every tour is led by wildlife biologists and naturalists who understand animal behavior and ensure safe, respectful encounters that benefit both visitors and wildlife.
đģ Bear Watching Tours
Observe grizzly and black bears in their natural habitat during prime feeding times. Learn about bear ecology, behavior, and conservation efforts.
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đĻ Birding Expeditions
Spot golden eagles, bald eagles, ptarmigan, and migratory species. Perfect for both novice birders and experienced ornithologists.
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đĻ Elk Rutting Season
Experience the dramatic elk rut during autumn. Witness bull elk bugling and competing for mates in one of nature's most impressive displays.
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đē Wolf Tracking Experiences
Learn to read tracks, scat, and signs of wolf presence. Understanding these apex predators and their crucial ecosystem role.
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đ Aquatic Ecosystem Tours
Observe salmon spawning runs, river otters, and aquatic birds. Learn about freshwater ecology and conservation challenges.
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đˇ Wildlife Photography Workshops
Combine wildlife observation with photography instruction. Learn ethical wildlife photography techniques from professional photographers.
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Safe Distance
We maintain appropriate distances using binoculars and spotting scopes, never approaching animals.
Minimal Disturbance
Quiet observation techniques that don't interrupt natural behaviors or cause stress.
No Baiting
We never use food, calls, or other methods to attract wildlife for viewing.
Small Groups
Limited group sizes reduce impact and provide better viewing experiences.
Education Focus
Every tour includes ecological education and conservation awareness.
Conservation Support
Portion of proceeds supports wildlife research and habitat protection.