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Whistler is bear country. Here are the key things you need to know to be bear aware while you’re here in Whistler.

Whistler is home to around 50 bears and they all take a nap during winter, but why do they do this, and how? We find

Whistler’s black bears are starting to come out of hibernation, so we caught up with a man who’s been following them for over twenty years.

Whistler’s bears have started making an appearance. We catch up with a husband and wife team who built a business around their love of them.

It’s a thrill to see a bear in the wild but 500 pounds of muscle and claw doesn’t make for a good playmate or photo-shoot

Whistler local Sylvia Dolson has been photographing local black bears for the past 16 years with the Get Bear Smart Society. And now she has

Discover what it’s like to take a bear viewing tour on Whistler Blackcomb, home to more than 50 wild, black bears.

Come to the wilds of the Callaghan Valley and meet Whistler’s black bears as we explore our connection to these magnificent creatures.

All through fall bears are preparing for hibernation. We’ve teamed up with the Get Bear Smart Society for tips on what to do if you

The best way to safely view bears in the wild in Whistler is through a bear viewing tour. Whistler Photo Safaris offer a guided experience

As summer rolls in The Insider reminds everyone to be Bear Aware. But check out this great footage of our local black bears courtesy of

Whistler is known for wildlife, find out how you can see some of these famous Canadian animals for yourself.

Everybody loves black bears but no one knows them as well as Whistler local Michael Allen, who’s been studying our resident black bears for the

Meet some of Whistler’s wilder inhabitants including bears, deer, eagles, Whiskey Jacks and marmots.