Surviving the winter: what we can learn from hibernating bears
Many of us have known since we were children that bears go into hibernation for the winter. This doesn’t seem like a miracle: it is simply a part of nature. But have you ever considered what REALLY goes into a bear’s long winter sleep?
Tragedy in the Yukon
We were deeply saddened to hear the tragedy of a woman and her 10-month-old baby killed in the Yukon by a grizzly bear.
Photography Exhibition - Audain Art Museum, Whistler, Dec 8 2018
Presented by Grizzly Bear Foundation and Raincoast Conservation Foundation and sponsored by the Audain Art Museum and Nimmo Bay Resort Ltd, this evening presents two conservation photography exhibits in support of coastal carnivore conservation. December 8, 2018. Book your tickets today.
Addressing a Culture of Fear: Learning to Coexist in Grizzly Country
Bears will continue to use their habitat, regardless of people. Living among grizzlies comes with an element of fear, but it’s up to us to manage and handle our fear so we can respectfully coexist.
Wildlife and Wanderlust: Happy World Tourism Day!
How ecotourism links economic and environmental development.
Forest fires, climate change, and grizzlies
The impact of forest fires and climate change on our great bear.
What is BC without the grizzly?
On BC Day, we honour the grizzly bear - a species that is deeply connected to our history, our landscape, and our culture.
The Elaho grizzly: fight or flight?
When it comes to grizzlies, things aren’t always how they appear.
Charlie Russell: on grizzly bears and coexistence
Canada’s grizzly bears have lost a true and dedicated friend. After hearing the sad news of Canadian naturalist Charlie Russell’s passing on May 8, 2018, we’ve taken a moment to reflect on how he shaped our understanding of grizzly bear behaviour.
