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on Caribou and Reindeer.I'm very excited to be into 2013 and I feel it's going to be another excellent year for us here at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife.Stay tuned for lots of exciting updates to come.Happy 2013 Everyone!

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the meat.  Watch for the Raven at the end flying in for the scraps!Check it out...

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Grouse Mountain Career Fair Join us Oct. 15 & 16 for our annual Fall Career Fair We will be holding our annual Fall Career Fair this weekend at the base of the Mountain, 10am to 4pm. To search available positions, click here.

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a good spot they then scope out some building materials.Barn Swallows build their nests one mouthful at a time.  They gather mud, small sticks, grass and mash it all together with a special saliva mixture that they then stick under the eaves of buildings.  When not around human structures they often use rocky overhangs and projections as anchors for their nests. It was fascinating to watch these

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, birds and reptiles.In addition to the Bobcat, the Rufous Hummingbirds (Selasphorus rufus) have also returned to Grouse Mountain.  We've been watching them feed at the feeders up here for the last week or so.  The Rufous Hummingbird undergoes one of the longest migrations for a bird its size when it goes from BC/Alaska down to Mexico and back each year.At Grouse Mountain we are members of the North

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Fall Career Fair Join us October 15 & 16 - and all winter long! We will be holding our annual Fall Career Fair at the base of the Mountain on October 15 & 16, 2011 - 10am-4pm.Click here to find out more.

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Exploration, Wilderness Survival, Winged Adventures, and the chance to be a Wildlife Ranger For A Day. Choose to book for a full 5-day week or just a couple of days with all camps running from 8:30am to 3:30pm. Our professional education team will ensure they have fun with friends while experiencing the splendour of the wilderness right here in their own backyard. Call Guest Services today at

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education, support, advocacy and research. Start training now on the Snowshoe Grind and continue getting your fitness ready on the Grouse Grind come summer. For more information go to ascentbc.ca or contact Alyssa Brownsmith at 604.742.4920 or abrownsmith@alzheimerbc.org.

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typically increase as the day unfolds, which means wind energy provides clean power at a time of heightened energy demand. The same applies to winter – seasonal storms occur at the exact time people need additional energy to heat their homes. Wind Can Transform An Economy. Wind energy benefits rural areas that have been affected by steady declines in the agricultural or logging sectors by providing income

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Alpine Kiss Contest You could win a romantic dinner cooked in your own home by our chef For your chance to win dinner for two, cooked in your home by The Observatory at Grouse Mountain’s amazing chef, send us your picture or Instagram of an alpine kiss. We’ll post our favourites and award one winner with the spectacular prize of a chef dinner cooked in your very own home. We do the dishes.Email

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