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What’s the colour game? Why do you pump your fist when driving through Nanton, Alberta? Why would you waddle through waist high snow,...
A Voice for the Spirit Bears
Simon’s story has been made into a children’s book, ‘A Voice for the Spirit Bears’ by Carmen...
Thank you, Nikon!
We are thrilled to announce that Nikon has become a supporter of Nature Labs! A HUGE thank you to Nikon, who believes...
Announcing a new partner: University of Calgary
Ghost Bear is very excited to announce a new partnership for Nature Labs - University of Calgary and the Werklund School of...
2018 Annual Report
Ghost Bear Institute is proud to share with you our 2018 annual report. After our first 10 months of operation, officially incorporating...
A new partnership for Nature Labs: Mount Robson Provincial Park
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.
Nature at its finest
With one of Canada's most iconic landscapes as the backdrop, a moose cow and calf go for a late fall swim at...
Critically endangered mountain caribou
We struck out this year in our search for a specific, critically endangered mountain caribou herd. We've had luck with other herds...
Wildlife adapting to the human environment
There has long been the debate as to whether spending time near wildlife causes habituation and, ultimately, negative impacts on the animal.
Why do black bear cubs play?
This black bear cub, freshly out of the den from the winter, didn't need a fancy playground...
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