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Spring Wildlife of Jasper and the Ecology of Fire

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Spring is the best time to spot wildlife in Jasper - especially bears! As they emerge from hibernation, black bears and grizzlies can often be seen foraging in the valleys. With fewer visitors, spring offers a peaceful and intimate look at Jasper’s wild beauty. This guided tour also explores the renewal of fire-affected landscapes. Learn how wildfire contributes to forest health while witnessing wildflowers and new growth thriving among charred trees. Along the way, you may also see elk, deer, moose, and mountain goats. From rushing rivers to regenerating forests, spring in Jasper is a season of transformation and discovery. The tour highlights include the peak bear viewing season, providing an excellent opportunity to observe these magnificent animals in their natural habitat. Additionally, visitors may spot elk, moose, and mountain goats, offering a chance to see a diverse range of wildlife. The tour also emphasizes fire ecology and forest regeneration.

Details


Season Availability
Spring

Paid Or Ticketed
Ticket Required (Paid)

Guided
Guided

Duration
Half day

Skill Level
Beginner

Traveller Type
Families & KidsAdventure Enthusiasts

Required Equipment
No Equipment Needed

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