Tweet There is so much to see while traveling through Jasper National Park, the mountains, the lakes, the rivers. Perhaps the biggest thrill for visitors, however, comes from seeing the Jasper wildlife. From bears, to beaver, to elk the park is full of creatures of all kinds. Perhaps one of the cutest of these creatures […]

Tweet Jasper national Park in the Canadian Rockies is an excellent place for birdwatching. From high alpine meadows and tundra to beautiful hidden forests, bird lovers will find rare and beautiful birds all across the mountain chain. Waterfowl are found in abundance around the network of lakes and rivers that wind through Jasper National Park, […]

Tweet Mt. Robson Provincial Park has a varied bird fauna. More than 180 species have been recorded in the park and vicinity, and of these, the majority are summer residents or transients. Not more than 25 species can be considered to be regular permanent residents in Robson; there are several raptors – Goshawks, Great Horned […]

Tweet Robson Provincial Park is home to a variety of mammals characteristic of the Rocky Mountains and the Boreal Forest including the largest and most spectacular of the continent’s wildlife such as the moose and the grizzly bear; and array of fur-bearing carnivores which figures prominently in Canada’s early history and a variety of small […]

Tweet In Jasper, your best bets for seeing, watching and photographing wildlife are driving along Highway 93A, Highway 16, or the Maligne Lake Road early in the morning or late in the evening. The slow seasons for visitors (the fall and spring) tend to be the best times of the year to see animals, particularly […]

Tweet Jasper National Park is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including large healthy populations of grizzly and black bears, mountain caribou, elk, moose and wolves. It’s also the residence of smaller creatures, like hoary marmots, pikas and Columbian ground squirrels, and to a host of birds, from bald eagles to the endangered harlequin […]