Ghost Bear Institute is proud to share with you our 2018 annual report. After our first 10 months of operation, officially incorporating in February of 2018, we are pleased to report a year-one balanced budget and the achievement of significant milestones […]
In case you missed it on social media yesterday, we are excited to announce our new partnership with BC Parks and Mount Robson Provincial Park, part of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks World Heritage Site. Help us create a world […]
Want to know a great way to shed 10lbs in one day? Spend the day trying to get ahead of a fox, without disturbing it’s natural habits and capture it on camera with extremely heavy tripods and lenses.
With one of Canada’s most iconic landscapes as the backdrop, a moose cow and calf go for a late fall swim at sunset.
We were incredibly fortunate to see such a unique situation this past summer involving a sow black bear and her three cubs. This situation is something that no one we know of has studied and even biologists we asked don’t understand.
This family of black bears provided some wonderful entertainment and education to a few observers this past spring. We were able to watch the family excavating cones in a tree.
There’s something extremely special about being able to observe wildlife when they are totally at peace and relaxed enough to just lay out and sleep. We were lucky enough to observe this several times this past summer.
We had a great run of luck with grizzly CoY this spring. It was a great year in some areas for cubs. On average, grizzly bear cubs stay with their mothers for two years before being chased off to survive on their own, with females usually carving out their territory near where they were raised.
It’s a rare sight indeed to both see a skunk in the middle of the day, and to see it go for a quick dip. But we had the chance, several times that day actually to see many a skunk out and about. We ended up seeing eight skunks. They are one of the hardest animals to photograph in the Rocky Mountains.
A long time coming. We’ve tried to find these coyote pups for years now, and never had luck. This year was our lucky year. With a ton of patience, and not moving a muscle, we mean, not ONE muscle, to capture these young coyotes was a big highlight for us.
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Great Horned Owl | Fine Art Print
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Tasty | Fine Art Print
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Lounging | Fine Art Print
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Light Wolf | Fine Art Print
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The Water is Great | Fine Art Print
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Three Amigos | Fine Art Print
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Common Raven | Fine Art Print
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Cub of the Year | Fine Art Print
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Banff Sunset | Fine Art Print
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