Stories from the Field
Our time in field began with a search for a particular pair of great greys that we have observed several times over the last few years, but we never could have imagined...
“It’s a %@*!# bobcat, Jill. Get down here right now! No wait, want me to come pick you up?” says Kerri Martin one chilly January morning.
It has long been a dream to see a moose swim Maligne Lake in Jasper...
We struck out this year in our search for a specific, critically endangered mountain caribou herd. We've had luck with other herds in the past during their annual fall migration...
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Hear them roar.
We're talking about the rut (aka 'to roar'). The period of time in the fall when ungulates (as well as several other species including the elephant) enter...
There has long been the debate as to whether spending time near wildlife causes habituation and, ultimately, negative impacts on the animal. Yet habituation is almost unavoidable,...
What an incredible opportunity we had this past summer to observe this grizzly bear sow nursing her two cubs of the year. We've met this sow several...
You will often observe black bear cubs playing with objects, and, if they are lucky, with their siblings. The belief is that it allows for them to burn off excess energy,...
It's not everyday that you get to see a three-toed woodpecker in the wild; it's even more uncommon to be able to observe a family. This summer, we were fortunate to spend...
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